Synthetic grass manufacturer SynLawn has earned the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Certified Biobased Product label. The SynAugustine 347 organic infill system is now able to display a USDA label that highlights its percentage of biobased content. âWe are thankful for our continued partnership with the USDA, and appreciate their efforts to help support biobased products,â said George Neagle, executive... read more
The Citadelâs Johnson Hagood Stadium sports and recreation facilities are integrating TCoolâs evaporative cooling technology into their synthetic turf systems, in an effort to reduce extreme heat. TCool is an eco-friendly solution that cools the synthetic turf surfaces by coating the infill and/or sand. Once installed, the TCool solution continuously activates through rain, dew, humidity and/or watering the field, thus... read more
SmartTurf has launched a range of athletic turf products for health and sports clubs, along with athletic arenas. The new product range offers an athletic artificial turf product with built-in antimicrobial protection. Smart Turf is a longtime partner of Microban International, a provider of antimicrobial and odor control and prevention solutions. Smart Turf Athletic Turf is made with proprietary, high-performance polyethylene,... read more
Sipcam Agro USA has released its newest innovation: Karma fungicide. The systemic fungicide combats many Pythium diseases, including damping-off, cottony blight, grease spot and root rot. âAs turf and lawn managers know, Pythium diseases can be devastating even for the most well-maintained turf grass,â said Todd Mason, director of national sales and development for the turf and ornamental division at Sipcam. âPythium reduces the turfâs ability to absorb water... read more
Turface Athletics is supporting communities preparing fields for play as part of its Rebuild the Field program. The initiative provides rebates back on essential field maintenance products. Customers that purchase eligible Turface and Southern Athletic Fields (SAF) conditioners and clays can earn back $60 per ton for purchases made between Feb. 21 and March 21. âWith cancellations and postponements, last year... read more
