Chris McGinty, superintendent of parks maintenance and cemeteries, City of Framingham, Mass., and vice president of the New England Sports Turf Managers Association (NESTMA), recently joined John Kmitta, associate publisher/editorial
Darren Criswell, turf manager for the University of Arizona, recently spoke with SportsField Management about sports field management in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and the Route to Recovery. For
STMA President Jimmy Simpson, CSFM, offered the following message to members on May 8: As many people across the world are starting to return to the work environments they once knew,
The University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture began a new digital learning series on May 5, titled Tennessee Turf Tuesday. The free series will consist of a live webinar on
Join STMA for its 32nd Annual Conference and Exhibition January 11-14, 2021 in Palm Springs, Calif. With an average temperature of 70 degrees, be sure to bring your golf clubs. The
Written by Olga Kuchment A giant invasive hornet was sighted several times in northwestern Washington state and Canada in late 2019, causing concern across the U.S. At the request of Texas
The National Center for Spectator Sports Safety and Security (NCS4) announced Dr. Stacey Hall as its new director after the retirement of founder Dr. Lou Marciani. Hall played an integral role
John Kmitta, associate publisher/editorial brand director of SportsField Management, recently spoke with Ben Polimer, fields and grounds coordinator, Town of Weston, Mass., and president of the New England Sports Turf
The SportsField Management Route to Recovery special edition is now online. With the ever-evolving nature of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is more important than ever to provide timely, relevant information. As
STMA is creating a manual to address Best Management Practices when managing sports fields. This manual will have a national version and also provide a template for chapters to use
