Category: Sports Turf Management

Birmingham, England: A selection of Foley Company products will be showcased at next month’s inaugural GroundsFest.

Norwich, England: John Deere is supporting a Royal Norwich initiative that is introducing a new international sports turf qualification for students who want to specialise in golf. 

Georgia, United States: Ryder Cup host venue Marco Simone Golf & Country Club stands ready with turfgrasses from Pure Seed and Atlas Turf International.

Clayton, Australia: The Australian Sports Turf Managers Association will present the GCSAA’s First Green STEM education programme in Australia.

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: AGIF Board members Chris Gray and Mark Donohue will speak at next month’s Malaysian Golf Association-organised Club and Turf Management Seminar.

Derbyshire, England: Campey Turf Care Systems will stage a Turf Growers Demo Day next week with the latest advancements in turf care equipment on show.

Arizona, United States: Rain Bird Golf has introduced a rotor series designed to provide top performance, simplicity and convenience for golf courses everywhere.

London, England: Syngenta and ICL have signed a new agreement to enhance the relationship that has brought innovation, investment and service to the turf industry.

Edinburgh, Scotland: March 1 will mark the launch of a major new turf care event in Scotland, with the inaugural Scots Turf Show opening its doors at Hamilton Park Racecourse.

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam: While Indigrow’s primary focus is traditionally seen as managed sports turf, the company’s agriculture and horticulture team never stops innovating.

Kansas, United States: Envu has partnered with the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America to send up to 10 members to the annual GCSAA Conference and Trade Show.

Suffolk, England: Industry-leader in sports turf technologies, Bernhard and Company, has appointed a new Director of Education for the Bernhard Academy.