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Best Management Practices for New York State Golf Courses

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    • 1 Introduction
    • 2 Site Analysis
    • 3 Planning, Design, and Construction
    • 4 Irrigation
    • 5 Water Quality Management and Monitoring
    • 6 Nutrient Management
    • 7 Cultural Practices
    • 8 Integrated Pest Management
    • 9 Pesticide Management
    • 10 Pollinator Protection
    • 11 Maintenance Operations
    • 12 Landscape
    • 13 Facility BMPs
    • Acknowledgements
    • References
    • Acronyms
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Best Management Practices for New York State Golf Courses
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Management Practices (NYS BMP) project is an innovative research and outreach education program that has resulted from a partnership of superintendent leaders in the state and Cornell University. Begun in 2012, this project has codified standards and continues to actively demonstrate the implementation of best management practices for the protection of water quality in the state of New York. The success of this work has led to the commitment of superintendents to continue these efforts in perpetuity as part of a sustainable 501(c)(3) non-profit, the New York Golf Course Foundation (NYGCF).


As the stewards of golf courses in NY, superintendents are dedicated to protecting New York’s natural resources and embrace the responsibility to maintain these facilities in harmony with the natural environment. These BMPs are helping those in the golf industry work in concert with policymakers and regulators in a shared commitment to water quality protection. The BMPs integrate the latest research on New York’s climate and environment.

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