The STMA Nominating Committee has set the Slate of Candidates for the 2018 Board of Directors elections. They will present the slate later this month via electronic ballot to the membership – complete with bios, vision statements and photos of those slated. The Nominating Process is straightforward, guided by a timetable and process outlined in the Election SOP. Members interested... read more
Speakers for the 2018 Conference Education Program have volunteered to present short 15-30 minute webinars prior to the conference as an introduction to their education session. Only 50 people can take part in the live webinar, so make sure to register early. Webinars will be recorded and available for on-demand access in STMA’s Webinar Library. Webinars will take place in... read more
Sports Turf Managers Association (STMA) and Minor League Baseball (MiLB) recently named their 2017 ‘Sports Turf Managers of the Year’ sponsored by STMA and John Deere. This year, three of four honorees are first time winners; demonstrating that excellent groundskeepers are continually proving and developing as top-notch practitioners nationwide. Award recipients will be recognized at the Major League Baseball Winter... read more
STMA members are able to renew their membership for 2018, and register is open for the 2018 STMA Conference, Jan. 16-19, in Fort Worth, Texas. Those members that want to continue to take advantage of the association’s SportsTurf subscription, access to specific resources and to the employment center, discounts to conference and programs such as CSFM and the new environmental facility certification... read more
Project EverGreen, in partnership with Exmark Manufacturing, the Sports Turf Managers Association (STMA) and The Foundation for Safer Athletic Fields for Everyone (SAFE), launched its second annual “Our Winning Green Space” contest. The contest runs from Oct. 1 through Dec. 15. Municipal parks and recreation departments, public works departments and non-profit agencies can enter the contest to have a chance... read more
