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The Snow Has Melted...

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Tony Koski, Extension turf specialist Gray snow mold after the last of the snow has melted …and people are REALLY worried about the...
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Snow Mold In Lawns: Should We Be Worried?

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Tony Koski, Extension Turf Specialist The prolonged snow cover for the past few weeks has caused some folks to express concern abo...
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