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While the ideal time for lawn renovation has come and gone, I recently came across a video series created by Dr. Zane Raudenbush on home lawn renovation. Dr. Raudenbush is an Assistant Professor in the College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences' (CFAES) Horticultural Techonologies in Wooster, Ohio. 

Here is today's video edition from the OSU's Turfgrass Team. Contributing members in this week's: Dr. Ed Nangle; Dr. David Gardner; Dr. David Shetlar (aka - BugDoc); Dr. Pam Sherratt; and Joe Rimelspach.

Check out this week's Turfgrass Times.

Here is the link to last week's Turfgrass Times: https://youtu.be/i1c_PH1yQ50

Check out this week's Turfgrass Times - covering a little bit of everything turfgrass and talking about the current heat wave and predicted warmer temperatures!

Check out this week's Turfgrass Times - covering a little bit of everything turfgrass! 

On Fridays, the OSU Turfgrass Team records their timely Turfgrass Times. Early in the season, the group recorded these video updates every other week, but as we are into the season, expect these turfgrass updates on a weekly basis. Team regulars included Dr. Karl Danneberger; Dr. David Gardner; Dr. Ed Nangle; Joe Rimelspach; Dr. Zane Raudenbush; Dr. Pamela Sherratt; and Dr. Dave Shetlar (aka the Bug Doc); and occassional special guests.

Last Friday, the OSU Turfgrass Team recorded their timely Turfgrass Times. Team regulars included Dr. David Gardner; Dr. Ed Nangle; Joe Rimelspach; and Dr. Dave Shetlar (aka the Bug Doc); with two special guests OSU's Dr. Karl Danneberger and meteorologist Ben Gelber NBC4 WCMH-TV.

Dandelions and clover may be the first to pop to mind when considering lawn weeds, but this was the first time I had seen violets in turf.