70 percent likelihood of 13 to 20 named storms, of which 7 to 11 could become hurricanes, including 3 to 6 major hurricanes,, agency reports. More
The first half of 2013 featured some great web-only articles, include an exclusive interview with John Deere's top execs, Dennis Lyon's sit-down with outgoing GCSAA president Sandy Queen, and Darren Davis's confession. Check out our top five best web-only stories. More
Videos aren't just for educational purposes. They also provide a nice distraction from the day-in, day-out routine. Here are five of the best ones we posted to the GCI site so far in 2013. More
GCI's Kyle Brown has done an outstanding job providing great podcasts about a variety of different agronomic and industry-related topics. Here are Kyle's top three for 2013. More
Choosing a few of our favorite cover stories for the first half of the year is like asking someone to chose their favorite child... just not going to happen. Frankly, they're all our favorites. So here is a recap of GCI's cover stories from the first half of 2013. More
COOL POWER is a three-way post-emergent selective broadleaf herbicide for use on golf courses, parks, ornamental turf lawns and similar non-crop... More
Four new ETQ fungicides will broaden control and expand use. More
The line is specifically for ladies day outings and breast cancer awareness events. More
Awarded by the ASABE, the award recognizes leadership in technological innovation. More
The award is nominated through the Department of Commerce’s U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service office network. More
Wes Mathany joined the company's sales force May 13. More
Aquatrols and Dr. Matt Madsen presented the findings at the ISAA last month. More
Twelve GCSAA member superintendents will be selected to experience industry-leading plant health research and education program. More
COOL VIDEOS! Original videos and podcasts from the GCI staff plus the best of the rest from the turf business
Golf brings many environmental benefits to communities, but it doesn't mean a thing if superintendents don't talk about it. Ryan Aylesworth, president and CEO of Audubon International, shows how to get the word out. More