12/27/2024 - By Mike Hess

2024 was another momentous year for agronomic content, providing valuable information, reminders, and customer stories for all of our website visitors to read. To end the year, we have looked through our 2024 content and put together our top 4 most visited articles, Poa annua management, armyworm, how POLYON® works, and Pythium root rot all in one convenient article.

Most Visited Article #4: Pythium Blight on Golf Courses

This article serves to uncover the causes, symptoms, and, most importantly, the proven strategies to beat Pythium blight. The disease, also known as “grease spot” or “cottony blight,” can wreak havoc on golf courses, leaving behind large, dead areas that, without the proper expert tips and techniques are extremely hard to control.

Click the link to learn these strategies and what products you need for control: https://harrells.com/blog/pythium-blight-on-golf-courses

Most Visited Article #3: How Does POLYON® Controlled-Release Fertilizer Work?

POLYON® is the industry leader in delivering consistent, predictable, and dependable feeding, all the while reducing overall environmental impact, labor, and disease susceptibility. The technology and formulation process allow nearly limitless combinations to fit your exact agronomic needs. But how does it work? Learn more about the formulation process, what makes POLYON fertilizer different, and about custom blends: https://harrells.com/blog/how-does-polyon-fertilizer-work

Most Visited Article #2: Pythium Root Rot Problems? How to Prevent and Treat

Pythium root rot is suspected to be caused by more than 30 different Pythium root-infecting species that vary widely by geographical location. Cool and warm-season turfgrass species can be affected by root-infecting Pythium, and often the symptoms do not appear until well after the pathogen has compromised the roots. Read on to see how to identify the symptoms and control this tough disease: https://harrells.com/blog/pythium-root-rot-on-golf-courses

Most Viewed Article #1: Poa annua Management Program Considerations

Dynamic weeds are the hardest to control as they adapt quickly and become more difficult to stop over time. So Poa annua has arrived, what do you do now? Learning the biology of the weed, how it spreads, how it adapts to control, and what options you have to “outsmart” it is your best course of action. Luckily for you, Harrell’s Director of Agronomy, Dr. Jeff Atkinson, has prepared the resources you need for control in our top agronomic article of 2024.

Visit our top article to learn all of the Poa annua tricks you need for control throughout the season: https://harrells.com/blog/poa-annua-management-program

Reach Out to Your Harrell’s Rep

For all of the agronomic solutions, plans, and products you need for 2025, reach out to your local Harrell’s Rep today. Thank you for another great year and we are looking forward to continuing to serve you in the new year.