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Landscape Management gracefully aging

A look at how Landscape Management’s design and focus have evolved over five decades. 1962
 - Weeds and Turf debuts. Notable: Noticing a rise in…

Artificial turf maintenance can be an unexpected surprise

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By: Kirk Hunter Advertising and promotional claims for any number of products can sometimes be misleading. Often, the problem doesn’t have to do so much with…

The winter (and spring) of our discontent

Snowplows sat idle, gathering dust instead of snow. Temperatures blinked to late spring levels in February before alternating between record heat and below freezing for…

Researching the Research

By: Jim Novak, Turfgrass Producers International - TPI Landscape professionals, lawn care specialists, park district field supervisors and even sports field managers are sometimes challenged by…

The good, the bad and the ugly … again

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By: Ron Hall The Ohio State University turf team has put together a very nice digital publication, “The Benefits of Turf.” This is something you will want to…

Sod harvested at TPI Summer Conference beautifies village park

By: Jim Novak, Turfgrass Producers International NEW YORK, NY — When Turfgrass Producers International (TPI) held its Summer Convention here, July 26 – 29 and its…

Membership for All

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By: Rick Doyle, Synthetic Turf Council When first thinking about the Synthetic Turf Council (STC), you might focus on companies and people who make turf, sell…

Turfgrass: Smell the difference it makes

By: Jim Novak, Turfgrass Producers International Those of us involved in any aspect of the Green Industry more than likely can rattle off a reasonable list…

New air quality survey concludes crumb rubber synthetic turf fields are safe

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By: Rick Doyle, Synthetic Turf Council Last month, the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) released the results of an air quality survey conducted…

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