Traffic on the Turf

This quick-hit lawn care segment offering essential tips for green industry professionals on how to properly maintain their clients’ lawns throughout the growing season. The report emphasizes raising mower heights, optimizing irrigation schedules, avoiding over-fertilization, and spot-treating weeds—all to reduce turf stress and improve lawn health during the growing season.

Traffic on the Turf is a business podcast hosted by Darren Gruner, with 10 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Darren Gruner hosts Traffic on the Turf, a business show with 10 episodes published.

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  Traffic on the Turf | April Lawn Tech Checkpoint: Pre-Emergent, Spring Feeding & Weed Control

  Apr 9, 20263 minS0

  <p>In this April edition of <b>Traffic on the Turf</b>, Turf’s Up Radio breaks down exactly what lawn technicians should be focusing on right now to set properties up for a successful spring season.</p> <p>This episode covers the key April service priorities, including:</p> pre-emergent and crabgrass control timingspring fertilization and green-up strategyearly broadleaf weed controlspotting winter damage and thin turfproperty walk-through best practicesupsell opportunities through client communication <p>If you’re a lawn tech, crew leader, or owner-operator running routes this spring, this is your field guide for what needs to be done right now...

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  November Update

  Nov 4, 20252 minS0

  <p>🎙️ <b>TRAFFIC ON THE TURF – NOVEMBER UPDATE</b></p> <p> “Hey pros, it’s time for Traffic on the Turf — brought to you by Turf’s Up Radio… your industry, your station.</p> <p>We’re rolling into November, and while the leaves are falling, your lawns still need attention. Here’s what should be on your radar:</p> <b>Cool-season lawns:</b> Keep mowing until growth stops. Drop your height a notch for that final cut to prevent matting under snow.<b>Fertilization:</b> This is your last chance to feed cool-season turf — hit it with a slow-release nitrogen to strengthen...

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  October week 1 - Traffic On the Turf

  Sep 28, 20251 minS0

  <p>Let’s take a quick lap around today’s Traffic on the Turf. When you roll up to a property, remember the basics that keep customers happy and protect your reputation. Watch where you drive and park—avoid pulling trucks or trailers onto the turf. Stay off wet lawns to prevent ruts and compaction. Keep mower blades sharp and set at the right height to avoid scalping. Blow clippings back onto the grass or into collection bags, not into beds, driveways, or the street. Double-check gates so pets don’t slip out. And always scan for irrigation heads, lighting wires, o...

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  September Traffic On the Turf

  Sep 7, 20252 minS0

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  August 5 Traffic

  Aug 5, 20252 minS0

  <p><b>TRAFFIC ON THE TURF</b></p> <p>Hello and welcome to Traffic on the Turf, your weekly update for landscaping pros to keep lawns looking their best.</p> <p>Right now, in early August, it’s critical to focus on late summer lawn care strategies. This means applying a balanced fertilizer with higher potassium to strengthen turfgrass roots for fall. Also, watch for signs of disease caused by heat and humidity—fungicide treatments may be needed on susceptible lawns.</p> <p>Make sure your crews are adjusting mowing heights to avoid scalping stressed grass. The best products to use...

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