Athletic field managers often need an organic source for humus to mitigate compaction problems, water holding needs, low cation exchange capacities (CEC), etc., in athletic field soils. Satisfying these needs is important for good grass growth.
The Professional Grounds Management Society is searching for the best managed landscapes and is now accepting entries for its acclaimed Green Star Awards Program. The deadline for entries is August 3.
It's an all or nothing proposition, said Mike Bull, a member of the Olentangy (OH) Turf Committee told the school board. The committee, formed in 2010, wants to raise enough money to install artificial turf on the football fields of all three Olentangy high schools. The scope of the project is all for one or none for any, Bull said.
The IOG has been officially recognized by STMA as an International Affiliate Organization. The IOG represents those in the sports and grounds industry in the UK.
Wait . . . what? In honor of Mizzou's move to the Southeastern Conference, the Tigers are uprooting their existing artificial turf and replacing it . . . with more artificial turf?!?!
