CTRF

2015 – 02a Testing Lower Risk Fungicides Against Turf Diseases

This project, coordinated by Dr. Thomas Hsiang at the University of Guelph, is to investigate the use of lower risk fungicides against turfgrass diseases. The specific practical objective is to quantify the extent by which common diseases such as dollar spot, fusarium patch and snow molds can be reduced in lab and field tests, using different application regimes of low risk chemicals such as acetic acid (vinegar), borax, citric acid, garlic powder, hydrogen peroxide, iron sulfate, lime sulfur, phosphites, soaps, sodium chloride, and sulfur. This project will be completed in April 2018.

Final Report 2019

Report Feb 2019

Report Sep 2018

Report Feb 2018

Report Sep 2017

Report Feb 2017

September 2016 update

CTRF Progress Progress Report (April 1, 2016 covering the period Oct 1, 2015 to Feb 15, 2016)