TinyMobileRobot is now offering robotic line marking robots that have been fitted with a total station. The total station communicates with mirrors in the stadium which allows the robotic marker to be...
To cope with an exciting and rapid period of growth, GKB Machines are pleased to announce the expansion of their sales team both in the UK and at their headquarters in The Netherlands. By: GKB Machine...
Several councils in Australia are inspecting or topping up their synthetic turf pitches following the death of a cricket player on one of their field. Although the freak incident is currently being in...
The University of Bath has opened what is called the first sustainable synthetic turf field in England. All components that constitute a synthetic turf system, are fully recyclable. Planning for the f...
Cricket Australia and Cricket Tasmania are warning that the fixed roof structure that is proposed for the proposed Macquarie Point stadium in Hobart could compromise turf quality and playing condition...
With polymeric infills to be banned from late 2031, the European synthetic turf industry has resorted to embracing organic alternatives as well as developing non-fill or mineral-filled surfaces. Yarns...
Queen’s University is set to become the first post-secondary institution in North America to install carbon-sequestering field turf, as part of the revitalisation project for Nixon Field. The project ...
Interview with Geoff Webb, CEO at The GMA This year, the Grounds Management Association (GMA) is celebrating its 90th anniversary, making it the oldest association for grounds care that is out there. ...
The issue of slippery or rough synthetic turf surfaces An issue that surfaces regularly when players experience a totally new synthetic turf concept, is the claim that the surface is either too slippe...
The UK-based Turfgrass Growers Association (TGA) has noted a concerning trend following a year of unpredictable and extreme weather conditions in 2023. Members of the association have reported that th...






