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Turface Athletics' fall field seminar schedule

Organizers of the Keep America Playing Tour have announced that the fall Tour will reach from the capital of the nation's heartland to the heart of the nation's capital.  Field day educational events will take place in October in both Kansas City, Kans., and Washington D.C., the latter showcasing the first new Major League Baseball LEED stadium, which featured Turface products in its construction.

SAFE Foundation funds traffic tolerance research

The SAFE Foundation, STMA's charitable arm, is funding a three-year traffic tolerance study of cool-season grasses on athletic fields. The research project is being conducted in conjunction with the National Turfgrass Evaluation Program (NTEP). The research project begins in 2009.

CSG partners with Redexim Charterhouse

CSG, a leading provider of surface treatments and antimicrobial products, today announced a partnership that makes Redexim Charterhouse the nation's largest distributor of CSG's innovative turf products. Redexim Charterhouse is internationally known for its development of innovative turf management products for the golf, sports field and landscape markets.

Sod producer recognized for innovation, cooperation

When Leonard DeBuck arrived in Pine Island, NY as a student intern from Michigan State University, he did not know that the Black Dirt region of Orange County would become home for him, his future family, and a successful sod business. Twenty-eight years later, De Buck’s peers remark on his innovative spirit and leadership.

Paul Leonard Newman, 1925-2008

Paul Leonard Newman, 83, one of the most warmly admired and universally loved figures in motion pictures and philanthropy, died Friday after a long battle with cancer at his farmhouse home near Westport, CT.

Wiedenmann honors best dealers

Wiedenmann North America held its annual Dealer Appreciation meeting in Orlando earlier this year. Juergen and Horst Wiedenmann joined the North American sales team, which is headed by Will Wolverton, for the presentation of the Salesman of the Year and Dealers of the Year awards. 

Track-building bidding can be restricted in MA

The attorney general of Massachusetts has ruled that a local school district can restrict bidding for a running track project to companies that employ someone who is certified by the American Sports Builders Association (ASBA).

MSU coaches laud turf managers

Following Saturday's game, players acknowledged the relative ease with which they were able to move from kickoff to the final tick on the clock.
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