2027 Agronomic Resource Guide (National)

Northern Zone

Pythium Root Dysfunction Pythium root dysfunction is active slightly earlier in spring than Pythium root rot, when 2” soil temperatures reach 55ºF for three consecutive days. Applications for Pythium root dysfunction should be initiated in spring when average soil temperature at a 2” depth taken at 11:00 am is 55°F for three consecutive days. In areas with chronic Pythium root dysfunction consider an application in fall when the average soil temperatures consistently drop below 65°F. These applications should be watered-in with 0.125” of irrigation. The Envu program below provides guaranteed satisfaction and if your expectations are not met, please contact your Envu Distributor or Envu Area Sales Manager.

Product and Use Rate per 1,000 sq. ft.

Application

Good

Better

Best

Low pressure

Moderate pressure Fame 0.36 fl. oz. 1 + Serata 0.6 oz.

High pressure

Fame 0.36 fl. oz. 1 + Serata 0.6 oz.

1 st app. (>55°F soil temp in spring)

Serata ® 0.6. oz.

2 nd app. (21 days later)

Banol ® 2 fl. oz

Banol 2 fl. oz.

Resilia ® 4 fl. oz.

Fame 0.36 fl. oz. 1 + Serata 0.6 oz.

Fame 0.36 fl. oz. 1 + Serata 0.6 oz.

3 rd app. (21 days later)

Serata 0.6. oz.

Fall app. (<65°F soil temp)

Resilia 4 fl. oz.

1 Fame can be substituted with Castlon™, as both of these fungicides contain the active ingredient fluoxastrobin

Nematodes

Nematodes are a growing but often undetected pest problem in turfgrass throughout the United States, especially on low-mowed greens or other areas under stress. Nematodes often enhance root diseases confounding diagnosis and control. Nematode assays can help determine the type of nematode present and whether they are a concern. If current symptoms are validated with high nematode populations, curative applications of Indemnify should be made immediately. Consult your local area sales manager for specific timing and re-application interval. Re- applications will depend on the level of nematode populations/damage. For courses where nematodes are not a major concern but wanting to be proactive with nematode management, apply Resilia ® root health solution at 4 fl. oz. per 1,000 sq. ft. A total of four applications can be made per year. For resistance management, consider including other MOAs for nematode control. For courses with a documented history of nematode damage, consider the following:

Application

Product and Use rate per 1,000 sq. ft.

Applications on a 14 or 21 day interval to control Pythium root diseases, patch diseases, fairy ring, as well as suppression of pathogenic nematodes

Resilia ® 4 fl. oz. rotated with Fame ® 0.36 fl. oz. + Serata ® 0.6 oz.

Spring - Fall limited pressure

1 st app. – Mar/Apr (60-65°F)

Indemnify ® 0.39 fl. oz.

Spring

2 nd app. – 14-28 days later

Indemnify 0.39 fl. oz.

1 st app. –Oct/Nov (60-65°F)

Indemnify 0.39 fl. oz. 1

Fall

2 nd app. – 14-28 days later Indemnify 0.39 fl. oz. Consult your local area sales manager for specific timing and re-application interval. Re-applications will depend on the level of nematode populations/damage. Label allows (4) "spot treatments of Indemnify at 0.39 oz/1000 sq ft per 10,000 sq feet of golf course area.” Resilia applications must preceed Indemnify applications to stay within yearly maximums for fluopyram.

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