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Happy Mother's Day to all our 'mom' turfers out there and to all our turfer spouses who we know keep us in line! Thank you for all you do!
Here's a short paper on understanding EC and POGO's Salinity Index to help clarify a few questions/answers. Be careful not to confuse POGO's SI with a 'salt index'. They are not the same. POGO created the salinity index analysis and associated EC measurements specific to turf
POGO TurfPro@POGOTurfPro
Thanks John! True every ion adds to EC including H2O influence. Use POGOs Salinity index to determine bad v good salts. Bad iins have higher influence on EC per ppm. POGO SI is spot on at indicating a growing problem. Higher VWC does not always mean higher EC. It's not linear. https://twitter.com/turfmonkeyboy/status/1382650308476739586
It's great to see you find the value of uniformity useful. It is. Too many think the patterns are the same. They aren't. Turf is very dynamic...greens, fw's and all. It's the trends and uniformity that are far more important than numbers. Thanks for your feedback!
john reilly@turfmonkeyboy
2) DM questions continued. B) numbers are less important to us then uniformity. Numbers on either side of the desired range tell us what to do next
Thanks John! True every ion adds to EC including H2O influence. Use POGOs Salinity index to determine bad v good salts. Bad iins have higher influence on EC per ppm. POGO SI is spot on at indicating a growing problem. Higher VWC does not always mean higher EC. It's not linear.
john reilly@turfmonkeyboy
2) DM questions continued. B) numbers are less important to us then uniformity. Numbers on either side of the desired range tell us what to do next
Global POGO use scientifically operating within a 0.1% margin of error (variance), and 1 out of 12 users now POGO'ing fairways, POGO is showing again that you can't predict the dynamics of turf without an ample number of representative turf samples. In minutes, best decisions!
Spending a few days with cooperating Supers in the Phoenix AZ region. Collaborating with the USGA to help illustrate the various influences on water utilization in fairways...and POGO is dispelling some erroneous assumptions. More to come! This extensive analysis took <15 minutes
Thanks for sharing! Let us know how we can help anytime!
Purdis Heath Greenkeepers@IgcGreenkeepers
On a week that our new Senior Greenkeeper Mark Pike joined the team our main focus was water management @PurdisHeathGolf using our @POGOTurfPro's to keep moisture levels to their optimum.
Let's hope we receive some substantial rainfall and warmer growing temperatures soon 🙏
Thanks for sharing and using our POGO system! Let us know how we can help anytime!
West Lancs GC Greens@westlancsgreens
These north winds @WestLancsGC are drying the course up. Thankfully we have @POGOTurfPro to monitor these moisture levels nowadays #greattool #linksgolf
POGO is....
POGO Overview:
POGO Testimonials: https://youtu.be/ZeLnmQpBvfw https://twitter.com/joebarnes24/status/1379689609605623808
Joe Barnes@joebarnes24
Another cold and drying day @FairhavenGolf so it’s out with the @POGOTurfPro this morning monitoring the moisture levels
Hey POGO users, TurfPro Mobile version 3.0.22 is up on the App and Google play stores. Be sure to update your apps. http://POGOTurfPro.com is updated with enhances as well.
Thanks for sharing! Like a cardiologist wants to watch your heart trends...POGO will always give you the view into where your turf is headed. Always costs less to do preventative actions than symptomatic reactions. Thanks again for sharing!
WoolleyParkGolfClub@Woolleyparkgolf
Don’t think the hand cannons have ever been out this early after such a wet winter. @POGOTurfPro helping us to spot treat areas whilst letting others dry down, such a fantastic tool! #greenkeeper