Unprecedented 2009 turfgrass symposium

Most industries have been struggling to make ends meet. This recession has a significant impact on the turf industry. Budgets are being cut, golf course rounds are decreasing, and some people just can’t afford to upkeep their lawn. Fortunately, the University of Guelph Turfgrass Management students are holding a symposium to illustrate some positive feedback into this whole situation; “Doing more with less, turf in tough times” is our hot topic. Our event will highlight some of the more problematic issues in the turf industry, as well as some of the solutions to these problems.

 

This much anticipated event has it all. Three speakers from the industry are going to lead this event with tips and strategies. These speakers include: Dr. Tom Hsiang from the University of Guelph, Ron Schiedel of Compact Sod, and Keith Bartlett of St. Georges Golf and Country Club. These speakers are aiming to help all the industry professionals in attendance make an easier adjustment to the changing times. This event is being held at the Cutten Club, a private golf course in Guelph, on November 27, 2009. There will be leading industry professionals, turfgrass students, and even sponsors.

 

I believe the best way to escape this situation is knowledge. With the speakers we have gathered, the information needed will be presented.  This event could be a defining moment in these unfortunate times. I think that an event of this size will be a great opportunity for employers, as well as students, to learn a great deal of information. This event will introduce us to industry professionals which will hopefully help us in the future.

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Picture Courtesy of:  http://www.golfdigest.com/courses/2009/02/frugal_golfer

One response to this post.

  1. Good post. I agree that these are tough times and I hope the symposium will be part of the solution.

    You’re a good, clear writer. Make sure you have connecting sentences between paragraphs. I’m not sure I saw the connection between the middle paragraph and the last.

    Keep up the good work,
    Andrew

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