What does a successful, season-long approach to Poa annua management look like?
The most effective Poa annua programs don’t rely on a single application. They combine prevention, timely herbicide applications, cultural practices, and resistance management throughout the year.
Join turf expert Aaron Hathaway to learn how these strategies work together and how our three-pronged approach can help simplify your Poa annua management program.
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In this webinar, you’ll learn:
- Key reasons why Poa and its multiple biotypes are such persistent challenges
- Best practices for managing Poa across golf, turf, and play surfaces
- How Velocity® PM and Anuew® EZ fit into a comprehensive, season-long Poa management program
Meet Your Webinar Host, Aaron Hathaway
Technical Services Manager, Turf & Ornamental
Aaron brings 20+ years of turfgrass science and field experience, specializing in weed control and plant growth regulators across golf, sports turf, and lawn care markets at Nufarm. Known for his expertise in Poa annua control and practical, field-tested solutions, Aaron works nationwide with turf professionals to diagnose challenges and develop effective, site-specific management strategies.
What should a season-long Poa annua management program include?
A successful Poa annua management program includes:
- Preventing new germination
- Timing preemergence applications correctly
- Controlling existing plants before they produce seed
- Managing seedheads to reduce spread
- Rotating herbicide modes of action to help manage resistance
- Maintaining healthy, competitive turf through sound cultural practices
No single application can provide season-long control. The most successful programs combine these strategies throughout the year to reduce Poa annua pressure over time.
Ready to see how it all fits together? Register for the webinar to follow a season-by-season roadmap and learn how Velocity® PM and Anuew® EZ fit into an integrated Poa annua management program.