Sports turf management
The Aquatrols Company story
The 70-year-old soil surfactant leader starts a new chapter after adding 60-year-old Precision Laboratories to the fold.
More in Sports turf management
The unseen art of a foreign game
How difficult could cricket turf management really be? Thrust into the job, veteran turf pro Zachary LaPorte gained a new appreciation — and racked up just a bit of self-loathing.
Changeup
When the pandemic shut down sports and shuttered stadiums, some turf pros weighed a move from sports fields to golf, others from golf to sports fields — and some made the leap.
Two SePRO PGRs now labeled for non-golf turf
EPA approval allows for Cutless MEC and Legacy to be used on sports fields, residential and commercial.
Turfheads Take Over VII: Keep writing
Share your story in our seventh annual reader-written issue — and your recipes in our second annual grilling guide.
Target Specialty Products hosting sports field Masterclass webinar
The 18th episode in the series is scheduled to start at 1:30 p.m. EDT on Thursday, July 21.
Off the Course 25: Leah Withrow
Reno Aces head groundskeeper Leah Withrow takes some time after the SFMA Conference and Exhibition in Savannah to talk about her cap collection, her shop cat, and how she uses TikTok to shine a light on the field and recruit for her crew.
Target Specialty Products heading to STMA in Savannah
The company will have their experts at booth No. 223, host a special lunch, and hand out swag during the four-day event.
Hitting life’s curveballs
Buffalo Bisons head groundskeeper Kelly Rensel reflects on a year filled with change — and relays how you can channel change in your own life into a superpower.
Off the Course 23: Kel Rensel
What a year for Kel Rensel, who has gone from *not* working games for the Single-A Great Lakes Loons thanks to the pandemic shutting down Minor League Baseball, to keeping the field in shape for the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons and the Major League Toronto Blue Jays this season. He talks about that, and also about his lifelong love of Marvel.
Turfheads Take VI: You have a great story to tell
Submissions for the annual December issue are due Friday, Nov. 5, 2021. Plus, we’re looking for recipes for the first Turfheads Guide to Grilling.
