Synthetic Turf Resources (STR) announced that it has joined its customer, ForeverLawn, in sponsoring professional stock car racing driver, Jeffrey Earnhardt, for the 2021 NASCAR Xfinity Series season. “We are excited
Register now for the Synthetic Turf Council Certified Turf Installer-Landscape (CTI-L) course. The STC Certified Turf Installer-Landscape program is the highest credential available to synthetic turf landscape installers. For more information, visit https://www.syntheticturfcouncil.org/events/event_list.aspThe
SFMA announced its Introduction to Sports Field Management online course, created for high school students with a passion for sports to help them evaluate a potential career in the industry. Students
The United States Golf Association (USGA) will invest $1.8 million into more than 70 separate research grants in 2021 through the Green Section’s Turfgrass and Environmental Research Program (TERP). The annual
During GroundsWeek (1-7 March 2021), a celebration week for the turf care sector in the UK, the Grounds Management Association (GMA) released new research that highlights the crisis the UK
From Nick Stonesifer at Penn State’s Daily Collegian: It’s not often people think about the ground beneath their feet. To most people, it’s just something they take at face value.
The New England Sports Turf Managers Association (NESFMA) released the results of its February poll, which focused on practices for snow clearing on synthetic surfaces. The results are as follows: The post
As of March 1, the SFMA headquarters staff officially began its permanent work-from-home environment. All staff has been working from home for the past year, and the board evaluated this
Kubota Tractor Corporation announced a first-ever community revitalization grant program, “Hometown Proud,” and is calling on all cities, towns, municipalities and nonprofits to submit an application for a chance to
The international law firm Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner (BCLP) advised firm client GEHA (Government Employees Health Association, Inc., pronounced G.E.H.A.) in a naming rights deal with the Kansas City Chiefs
