Designing and building the pitch of Olympic Stadium
Because of the specified use, the turf (which was layed over 3 days) is a "straightforward" blend of perennial ryegrass, smooth stalked meadow and fescue.
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Vanini hikes unmarked career trail
Dr. Tim Vanini's career could be an inspiration to other turf professionals.
Jacobsen to receive Old Tom Morris Award
Multiple PGA TOUR winner and renowned golf course designer Peter Jacobsen has been selected to receive the 2012 Old Tom Morris Award by the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America.
Will outsourcing become the new normal?
Lohmann Sports Fields is forging a relationship with Lakes Community HS that will continue beyond the initial project.
Improve your soft skills
It is no longer enough that you are technically competent in turfgrass management; more and more employers assess you on the qualities and habits that reveal if you are a good employee and a team player.
Sports turf weed control on a budget
Sports turf managers must comprehensively evaluate their management programs to determine where valuable budget dollars should be spent.
Flawed turfgrass research report gets mass attention
When a recently published and peer reviewed research study regarding the ability of turfgrass to store carbon reached the opposite conclusion of previous studies, more than a few turfgrass researchers and green industry experts were scratching their heads.
Authors of Townsend-Small turfgrass research report acknowledge study contained errors and miscalculations
Turfgrass provides numerous environmental benefits, and its ability to store carbon is one of them; but when a recently published and peer reviewed research study regarding the ability of turfgrass to store carbon reached the opposite conclusion of previous studies, more than a few turfgrass researchers and green industry experts were scratching their heads. Once misinformation gets worldwide media coverage, retracting it is like trying to put spilled coffee back in a cup.
San Jose: More than Microchips
It’s a sunny Friday afternoon and the Downtown Farmer’s Market at San Pedro Square is packed. Shaded by sycamore trees and bright red and blue awnings over the stalls, shoppers roam amongst fruit and flower vendors, sampling bites of bright green Mutsu apples and baby bananas. The scent of freshly made crepes wafts throughout.