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Now that B.C. Place in Vancouver has brand new FieldTurf laid down, its former artificial turf surface will be getting a new life without having to go to a landfill. Its quality is still considered good.
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The par five 15th hole, considered one of the track’s easiest holes, will be playing 20 yards longer this year. Although the hole can still be reached in two, it will require a longer iron to do so, making the approach across the guarding pond more daunting.
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The more abundant snow experienced in Saskatchewan this winter has golf courses in the Prince Albert area praising the virtues of the cover. The more-than-average amount of snow is giving golf course turf the protection it needs to get through the winter.
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Training for a multitude of sports on a year-round basis is now available to athletes and sports groups in Yellowknife, N.W.T. A 4,500-square-foot multi-sport training facility (MSTF) is a joint venture among Hockey NWT, NWT Softball and the Aboriginal Sports Circle NWT.
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Encyclopedic coverage of sure-fire strategies for maintaining your lawn, sports field, golf course, or park in perfect condition while using less water, fertilizer, mowing, pesticide, and labor!
A major strength of the book is the wealth of information presented on management strategies, complete with do-it-yourself instructions for site selection, soil preparation, seed rates and planting, turf establishment, and renovation. Time and cost-saving techniques for effective mowing, thatch control, pest management, water conservation, water management, fertilizer use, stress management, and pest management are presented in a user-friendly manner—complete with helpful checklists, and step-by-step instructions. A vast amount of useful reference material will ensure the success of your maintenance program. No other book covers virtually every aspect of successful turf management.
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An Iowa-based company has come up with a solution to help municipalities make better use of underutilized urban spaces and provide recreational opportunities for youth of all ages. Musco Lighting, in association with the U.S. Soccer Foundation, conceived in 2018 what it calls a “mini pitch system,” with one Canadian installation in place already and more to come.
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