STMA is hosting a summer webinar series. Dr. Travis Gannon, Associate Professor at North Carolina State University, will present 3 webinars on pesticide exposure on athletic fields. Synthetic pesticides are commonly used to manage
Scott Bates reports in the June issue of Facility Executive from Andover, MA and the renowned Phillips Academy, founded in 1778. It is home to a new student athletic facility
STMA members are encouraged to submit their Fourth of July themed field designs using mowing patterns or paint to be eligible to win. Entries can be submitted via Facebook through July 7,
From the June 7 Turf iNfo for the North Central US blog and Dr. Roch Gaussoin: Spring 2019, much like 2018, moved at a snail’s pace. One management practice that we have
Darryl Fears in the Washington Post reports: “On a cold, miserable morning in May, Stan Gehrt trod across an open field as wind and rain blew in his face. He was leading a
The mission: design and develop a highly efficient and reliable irrigation system for The Home Depot Backyard using a non-drinkable water supply. Oh yeah, and make sure it’s complete before the Atlanta Falcons 2018
STMA’s Historical Committee is seeking any information you can provide about this stadium. The slide jacket notes: “1975” on it, so they are assuming that is the year of the
The California Poison Control System (CPCS) suggests being on the lookout for spiders, which are increasingly active when temperatures rise. Spider bites can result in small puncture wounds, pain, redness, itching and swelling
Start planning today for the STMA’s fourth annual “Stars and Stripes” contest that launches June 12. Enter for a chance to win a complimentary pass to the 2020 STMA Conference next January
Mike Jiggens for Turf and Rec, reports that 11 years ago, the thought of being named Canada’s sports turf manager of the year would likely have been the furthest thing from Dave Boehmer’s
