Universities schedule online turfgrass event next week
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Today at 2:56 a.m.
The Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station and the University of Missouri Extension will co-host a Turfgrass Online Field Day Aug. 12.
The virtual field day is free and online registration is open through the day of the event. The morning session focuses on golf course management and research. The 2 p.m. general session will cover a variety of turfgrass topics.
The Golf Program begins at 10 a.m. and includes:
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