Learn More About the Benefits of Our Bents

This 2008 study published in Golf Course Management magazine explores methods of early detection of turfgrass diseases.

This article from Golf Course Management magazine focuses on best practices to help minimize the turfgrass fungus commonly known as “dollar spot.”

This article explores growing trends in turfgrass management, particularly spoon-feeding fertilization which is the frequent application of liquid fertilizers at low rates to help nutrient-deficient grasses.

Learn more about how creeping bentgrass performs in this irrigation water retention study from Oregon State University.

This extension of previous research by the University of Minnesota explores how less-than-ideal controlled conditions in northern climates can affect bentgrass germination.

This study looks at developing fertilizer guidelines for Penn A-4 with nitrogen after reviewing Penn A-4’s performance in NTEP trials conducted across the country from 1999-2004.

Our bentgrass leaves the competition behind in these results for average total water use by species.

Check out how our bents stack up in these results from the 2009–2010 trials in Carbondale, IL, for fairways or tees grown in the shade.

These 2012 mean turf-performance ratings for creeping bentgrass entries in the green turf trial are ranked from highest to lowest.

Take a quick look at how our Penn and Pure bentgrass seeds germinate in the cold when they are up against the competition in this study from the University of Minnesota.