Course work in the week was nearly all routine. The sides of the ponds and ditches were strimmed or flymown, and the approaches have had some attention - they are responding well, and Gavin has plans to continue the process next season.
There has been an outbreak of fusarium - which thrives on damp mild conditions; the greens have been sprayed to catch it early.
Elsewhere, the environmental group have been very busy planting out the wild flowers they have been propagating over the summer. They won’t stand out, and it will take a keen eye to monitor their success. The real benefit is the support these plants give to local insects, helping them to flourish.
Course Committee