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Why August Breeding Falls Apart—and How Dairy Producers Can Fight Back

August can be one of the toughest months of the year to get dairy cows pregnant. By late summer, heat...

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Turface Athletics® and Texas High School Baseball Announce 2026 Field...

Buffalo Grove, Ill. – Turface Athletics, a division of Profile Products, LLC, and Texas High School Baseball proudly announce the...

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Profile Products Names Michael Ranchino Chief Executive Officer

March 23, 2026 Ranchino to lead Profile’s next phase of growth, expanding leadership in specialty agriscience materials Profile® Products (“Profile” or...

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The S.O.L.A.R. Site Stabilization Guide

When it comes to vegetation establishment and erosion control, Profile produces Nature-based Solutions (NbS) to help your solar project reach...

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Safeguarding Solar Success: Erosion control strategies for...

Utility-scale solar sites promise clean energy, but their success can depend on tackling an often-overlooked challenge: soil erosion. For one 20 MW solar project in...

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Basics of Soil Structure for Sports Turf

Ideal soil balances air- and water-holding pore space, resists compaction, holds nutrients and provides turf with a growing medium that...

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How To Build a Nail Drag

A nail drag is the ideal tool for maintaining a smooth and consistent infield surface–making your field play like the...

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15 Mistakes to Avoid When Caring for Your Infield

The following is a list of suggestions in order to help you avoid the potential mistakes that one can make...

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Baseball and Softball “Field Spring Training” Tips

Following, are suggested “first steps” along with a checklist of maintenance items that will allow your players to perform at...

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Site-Specific Erosion Risk Assessments

Vegetative and Erosion Control Solutions for Solar Sites Achieving sustainability goes beyond renewable power generation. Site performance is reliant on...

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Valhalla Golf Club Case Study

In preparation for the 2024 PGA Championship, Valhalla Golf Club needed to update the course to showcase Kentucky’s natural beauty...

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From the Ground Up: Stormwater and Erosion Compliance on...

As the United States accelerates its transition to renewable energy, utility-scale solar projects have emerged as pivotal contributors to meeting...

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Hydroseeding Provides Eco-Friendly Solution on Job Sites (Stormwater...

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