Aaron Patton
Purdue University
Dr. Aaron Patton is a Professor in the Horticulture & Landscape Architecture department at Purdue University. He is Indiana’s Turfgrass Extension specialist and he has an active research program covers topics ranging from weed ecology and control, low-input grasses, and agronomic practices in turfgrass systems. He teaches the senior level turfgrass science course at Purdue University. He also serves as the Executive Director of the Midwest Regional Turf Foundation.
My Sessions
Zoysiagrass Development Update for the Transition Zone
Room 109-110The Science Behind Driving Range Divot Recovery
Room 109-110Mike Dunk MRTF Chip-In Program Update
Room 109-110Tools You Need for Diagnosing Turf Problems in the Field
Hall DBattling Dallisgrass and Other Warm-Season Perennial Grassy Weeds in Lawns
Room 107-108Turf Opening Session
Room 109-110Workshop E-When Things Go Wrong: Case Studies of Unique Turf Problems
Room 117What’s the problem here? This presentation on diagnosing turf problems will use real world case studies to help participants improve their diagnostic skills. Is the problem a pest? Is it related to the environment (heat, cold, drought, etc.)? Or, is it manmade such as the result of an application? Participants will learn the five steps […]