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Old Orchard Beach Renovation
The Ballpark in Old Orchard Beach, Maine, was brought back from an abandoned, overgrown state to a revived community stadium...
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Mound Talk
Proper reconstruction, repair and maintenance of the pitcher’s mound is presented as critical for baseball and softball field safety and...
“More Than A Game” Builds Kids’ Baseball Dreams (Sports Turf: April...
More Than A Game is a charity created to turn kids’ baseball dreams into reality in underserved communities. Emerging from...
MiLB, Turface Athletics™ Extend Agreement
Minor League Baseball™ extended its agreement with Turface Athletics™, a division of PROFILE Products LLC, through August 2013, making Turface®...
Maryland SoccerPlex Case Study
Jerad Minnick used Profile® Field & Fairway® to improve natural grass performance at the Maryland SoccerPlex and the “MLS is...
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Maintaining Base Paths
Keep them firm and level Base paths need to be level and firm to provide traction for the athletes. Dragging...
Lip or Build-Up Removal on Infields
The edges of turf must be maintained by eliminating all infield materials that have either blown or been pushed into...
Lip or Build-Up Prevention at the Pitcher’s Mound
Using a tarp to cover the mound will help hold moisture in the clay and prevent people from walking on...
Why Purchase Amendments by Volume not by Weight
Cost Comparison of Soil Amendments Amendment lbs. / Cubic Ft. Cost per Ton Cost per 50lb. Bag Cost per lb....
Infield Maintenance 101 (SportsField Management: April 2017)
Infield Maintenance 101 outlines how to build and care for baseball and softball infields so playing surfaces stay safe, consistent...
If Your Infield Mix is Too Loose
If your infield mix is too loose, you may need to add more clay to the infield mix. Perform a...
If Your Infield Mix is Too Hard
The clay content in your infield mix may be too high. Perform a sand, silt and clay analysis of your...
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