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Salt may be just another input for grounds crews — but it's often one of the biggest winter expenses. In this episode, we explore how snow and deicing materials impact turf along sidewalks and managed landscapes.
We break down soil compaction, salt injury, rising soil electrical conductivity (EC), and what it means for spring recovery. The team also discusses treated salts, including molasses and magnesium chloride blends, that reduce bounce, work at lower temperatures, and can cut sodium chloride use by up to 30%, potentially saving turf and budget alike.
Stay Informed with Cornell Turfgrass: For more insights, research-backed strategies, and the latest turf management updates, visit turf.cals.cornell.edu.
Stay connected and join the conversation—follow Cornell Turfgrass on YouTube, Facebook, and X for expert advice, live discussions, and educational content throughout the growing season.
By Frank RossiSalt may be just another input for grounds crews — but it's often one of the biggest winter expenses. In this episode, we explore how snow and deicing materials impact turf along sidewalks and managed landscapes.
We break down soil compaction, salt injury, rising soil electrical conductivity (EC), and what it means for spring recovery. The team also discusses treated salts, including molasses and magnesium chloride blends, that reduce bounce, work at lower temperatures, and can cut sodium chloride use by up to 30%, potentially saving turf and budget alike.
Stay Informed with Cornell Turfgrass: For more insights, research-backed strategies, and the latest turf management updates, visit turf.cals.cornell.edu.
Stay connected and join the conversation—follow Cornell Turfgrass on YouTube, Facebook, and X for expert advice, live discussions, and educational content throughout the growing season.