April 2007
The Provincial ban on pruning Elm trees is in effect between April 1st and August 31st. Dutch elm disease was first discovered in Saskatchewan in 1981 and continues to be found in more areas of the province every year.
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March 2007
If you have an abundance of snow it may be wise to make arrangements to rent or borrow some pumps to remove excessive water. If you wait this may be difficult because I think there is going to be a run on them.
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January 2007
The S.T.A. Board of Directors will be meeting soon. The primary business will be to elect a President and plan an attack for the year. It is going to be an interesting year. Also, a quick note that my fax number has changed. The new one is: 306.244.0513
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December 2006
Another Fall Wind-up and Annual General Meeting is in the books. 37 members attended despite terrible weather conditions which made driving an adventure. Because of a bad cold which kept me in bed for five days, I was unable to attend. People tell me the day was excellent with a tremendous seminar and great food.
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November 2006
The S.T.A. had their Fall Board of Directors Meeting in Saskatoon. Among items discussed was the Fall Wind-up. Bob Randquist will be the Seminar speaker. The even zones are up for election, along with the Northern Commercial Director. If you are interested in serving on the S.T.A. board, contact me or S.T.A. President Kevin Bloski.
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October 2006
Fall is here and for most superintendents it’s not only a difficult time but a very important time of the year. The difficult time is the shortage of labour to do very important work in preparing the golf course or park for the winter months.
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About Don Campbell

Don CampbellExecutive Director of the S.T.A., 'Turf Tips' writer and editor of our 'TURFTALK' newsletter, Don Campbell has been an asset to our industry for decades!
 
An active member in the turfgrass community for more than 57 years, Don started his career at Riverside Country Club in Saskatoon as a caddy, eventually becoming the course Superintendent. He finished his career as the General Manager at the very same course.

In 2004, Don was awarded the CGSA John B. Steel Distinguished Service Award, recognizing his lifetime commitment to turf care.
 
Don and his wife Marie have three children: Sherril, Glen and Doug. 
 

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