Publications

  1. Joe Rimelspach Receives Jack Kidwell Award

    Nov 21, 2016

    Joe Rimelspach recently was awarded the Jack Kidwell Personal Excellence Award from the Central Ohio GCSA. Congrats Joe on this great acheivement! 

  2. Disease Alert! Gray Leaf Spot Showing Up Early

    Aug 2, 2016

    Gray Leaf Spot --- Alert

     

    Joseph W. Rimelspach, Todd E. Hicks and Francesca Peduto Hand

    Department of Plant Pathology

     

  3. Turf Tips: May 14, 2016

    May 27, 2016

    Turf Tips - May 14, 2016 from Propel Solutions on Vimeo.

  4. Rust on Turfgrass

    Jul 7, 2015

    Rust on Turfgrass

    David Pfeiffer, Eric Radachi, Joseph W. Rimelspach

    Department of Plant Pathology

    The Ohio State University

     

  5. Recent Developments Surrounding PCNB

    Jul 7, 2015

    Joseph Rimelspach, The Ohio State University / Dr. Jim Kerns, University of Wisconsin   Hello turfgrass managers. There are many questions being asked about the recent EPA decisions regarding PCNB. There are many concerns and individuals want to start making plans for alternatives at least for this year. The following is an update from Dr. Jim Kerns, turfgrass pathologist at the University of Wisconsin, posted Wednesday, September 8, 2010. If you have additional questions please contact us.

  6. 2010: A Year Like 1995

    Jul 7, 2015

    2010 - A repeat of 15 years ago? Joseph W. Rimelspach Department of Plant Pathology / The Ohio State University   FACTORS NOTED IN 1995 ON GOLF COURSES THAT SUCESSFULLY MAINTAINED TURFGRASS    

  7. "The Ugly Summer of 2010"

    Jul 7, 2015

    Check out this excellent article in The Wall Street Journal called "The Ugly Summer of 2010" written by John Paul Newport. The article focuses on the intense heat and the effects it is having on turfgrass around the U.S. The article was printed on August, 7, 2010.

  8. Rust, Commerical Turf Update, Sample Submission and Events

    Jul 7, 2015

    RUST ON TURFGRASS Rust is a common fungal disease is showing up in many areas. These diseases can be found on most species of grasses around the World. Yellow flecks on the leaf blades are the first signs of rust disease on turfgrass. The yellow flecks enlarge which cause the leaf epidermis to rupture and release yellow-orange powdery spores. These fungal spores easily get on shoes, mowers, and pets but are not harmful to humans or animals. In severe incidences, infected grass can thin and individual shoots may die.

  9. Fungicides, Gray Leaf Spot, Turf Events and More

    Jul 7, 2015

    TURF SAMPLES – WHERE DO YOU SEND THEM? There is confusion on where turfgrass samples should be sent for diagnostic work. Please send all turfgrass samples to the following address, NOT to Reynoldsburg. C. Wayne Ellett Plant and Pest Diagnostic Clinic Department of Plant Pathology 201 Kottman Hall 2021 Coffey Road Columbus, Ohio 43210

  10. Dollar Spot is Rife

    Jul 7, 2015

    "Dollar Spot is Rife", Buckeye Turf article

    Authors: Pam Sherratt and Joe Rimelspach

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