Husqvarna offered a sneak peek of its new Ceora automower, which will officially be released in 2022. This new automower is designed to cover more than 12 acres with one mower. (Photo: Husqvarna) During the company’s recent Living City digital event, Husqvarna offered a sneak peek at its new robotic solution for commercial turf care management. The new Husqvarna Ceora... read more
The Turf & Ornamental Communicators Association (TOCA) and Project EverGreen recognized Karen Reardon, vice president of public affairs for Responsible Industry for a Sound Environment (RISE), as the recipient of the 2020 TOCA Environmental Communicator of the Year Award. The award, which recognizes individuals for outstanding communications efforts regarding publicly managed green space and environmental issues, was presented during this... read more
The keynote presenter for Sports Turf Manager Association‘s (STMA) 2021 Conference and Exhibition will be Pete Smith, a personal and professional development coach. He will be presenting “Dare to Matter: How Sports Field Professionals Rise to Significance.” 2020 has forced us, willingly or not, to become adaptable, stay hopeful, and remain diligent in fulfilling our commitments. This year has made... read more
Ranney School in Tinton Falls, N.J., is the first facility in the U.S. to install the Power System from Elite Turf, powered by Act Global. The Power System is an eco-friendly turf system that is 100 percent recyclable. Ranney School partnered with Princeton Soccer Academy (PSA) to completely returf its existing soccer, lacrosse and field hockey fields totaling 80,000 square feet. “We are excited... read more
SynLawn, a large manufacturer of artificial grass in North America, developed a new technology for artificial turf: its new line of products are made with Super Yarn technology. Super Yarn offers unique additives including Sanitized Antimicrobial, DualChill IR Reflective (IR) and StatBlock Anti-Static. “Super Yarn offers the cleanest and safest turf with its ground-breaking technology,” said George Neagle, executive vice... read more
