Husband, father, turf research station superintendent.
Joined March 2013
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Dave Marach retweeted
O.J. Noer, the namesake of the O.J. Noer Turfgrass Research and Education Facility at the University of Wisconsin was an early turf industry leader. bit.ly/3UIiPNh @GCSAA
Don't hit!😂
Only Watch if you Play Golf!
Supers, Golf Course Employee's and Sales Guys Just Scroll Past.
Lyla and her Squirrel @DogsOfTurf
🧢@SyngentaTurf
Dave Marach retweeted
It was a great (and very busy) day at the Wisconsin FFA Convention. @djsoldat joined the booth and talked with a bunch of kids about education and careers in golf course maintenance.
Dave Marach retweeted
What a great group of kids that we had from the @FirstTee program for the @TheFirstGreen event at the OJ Noer Turfgrass Research Facility! They learned about turf, soils, pests, & equipment. Thanks to @plkoch2, @djsoldat, @kurtaculous, @dwmarach, and PJ Liesch for helping out.
Dave Marach retweeted
Just another day at the office at the Noer. What are @plkoch2 and @kurtaculous up to now? Come find out at our field day in August!
Signing day for my daughter for the plumbing and steamfitting trades. #proudparentmoment @mikeroweworks
"Get back there"
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The Holy Trinity of Traits of a High Value Golf Course Turfgrass Sales Professional.
That hat and hoodie 🔥🔥🔥🔥@SyngentaTurf and @Aquatrols.
Lyla not having it @DogsOfTurf
#sales #golf #controversial
Minimal N applications, even lighter topdressing, minimal irrigation, PGRS, GDD's and these combined allowed me to stop using baskets wall to wall #freeN
Dave Marach retweeted
Celebrating 100 years of Milorganite wouldn’t be complete without a shoutout to “Mr. Turf” himself, O.J. Noer 🌱
His work helped prove what great turf can really look like—and set the standard for lawns ever since. Here’s to the legacy behind the green 💚 #Milorganite100 milorganite.com/blog/milorga…
Dave Marach retweeted
For the 3rd year, the WGCSA co-ran the @wisconsin_ffa Career Development Event with our friends @TheBruceCompany. We had nearly 50 students participating who, as part of the curriculum, studied our state BMP manual. Hopefully, we see 1 or 2 of these kids joining our industry!
Dave Marach retweeted
🚨Reminder: We're #hiring a full-time Field Facility Lead to manage our turfgrass research plots!
Search for Job ID 372743 at: hr.umn.edu/jobs/Find-Job/Sea…
We will begin reviewing applications April 6!
ALT UMN Turfgrass Science logo on a backdrop of grass, with a "we're hiring" alert.
Dave Marach retweeted
Golf’s economic impact in Wisconsin beats craft beer and Packers home games combined - now that’s worth noting! ⛳️🧀💪
Bigger business than beer and the Packers ...
Golf provides $6.44 billion in economic impact to Wisconsin, according to a new report.
golfcourseindustry.com/news/…
Dave Marach retweeted
Watching dew patterns in the summer, frost patterns in the fall. Early morning walks can tell you a lot
Dave Marach retweeted
Put them away how you would expect to find them. Even if it’s just for a couple of days. Protect the investment best you can.
Dave Marach retweeted
Latest turf news: Ryder Cup at Bethpage is a reminder of groundbreaking research: As the Ryder Cup Matches take center stage in golf this weekend in New York, the event is a reminder that research that began more than two decades ago on the same site has… dlvr.it/TNJJln
Dave Marach retweeted
2000s Throwback: The Bethpage Project started as an idea for campus turf trials. But the USGA pushed to take science onto the course—turning Bethpage into “living laboratories” for stewardship in action.
Director Dave Catalano and Andrew Wilson opened the doors to researchers and the partnership has shaped turf science ever since.
#ResearchAtTheRyder #Bethpage #NYStateParkgolf
Dave Marach retweeted
State park golf courses in New York prove how sustainable turfgrass management protects water, wildlife & recreation.
Leading up to the 2025 Ryder Cup, we’re spotlighting courses each day that show how science-based decisions guide daily management.
cals.cornell.edu/news/2025/0…
