An Urban Nutrient Management Forum

Middle Potomac Tributary Strategy Team

Germantown, MD
November 16, 2005

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Agenda

Research Review of Nitrogen Losses from Turfgrass      Gary Felton - University of Maryland Reference List      Gary Felton - University of Maryland

Nitrogen Input from Residential Lawncare Practices      Neely L. Law - Center for Watershed Protection

Tall Fescue Seedling Response to Phosphorus Fertilization      Mark Carroll - University of Maryland Tall Fescue Seedling Growth in Response to Phosphorus Fertilization (2005) International Turfgrass Soc. J. 10:310-317.      Mark Carroll - University of Maryland

Dane County's Ordinance Banning Unnecessary Phosphorus in Lawn Fertilizer      Susan Jones - Dane County Land and Water Management Department

Minnesota's New Phosphorus Lawn Fertilizer Law      Jerry Spetzman - Minnesota Department of Agriculture

Effect of a Phosphorus Fertilizer Ordinance on Runoff Water Quality      John Barten - Three Rivers Park District The Benefits of Gardens to You and the Environment      Brochure The Environmental Benefit of Healthy Lawns      Brochure

Maryland's Urban Nutrient Management Program      Judy McGowan - Maryland Department of Agriculture

Mid-Atlantic Regional Nutrient Management: How I Learned to do More with Less!      Christopher L. Forth - TruGreen-ChemLawn

Homeowner Lawn Care - Practices and Environmental Perspectives      Rich Martinez - The Scotts Miracle-Gro Company Scotts New Environmental Packaging Label

Virginia's Volunteer Water Quality Agreement Program to Implement Nutrient Management on Turf      Randy Shank - Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation