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How to Use Soil Conditioners to Manage Moisture in Infields

A category of products that has had the most impact on field safety and playability is soil conditioners. As a...

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How to Track Your Field Maintenance

There is no one correct way to log and track the work you do on your field. The goal is...

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How to Select a Sports Field Conditioner

As a broad group, soil conditioners are designed to serve as moisture management tools. Specifically, they are used to help...

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How to Replace or Turn the Pitching Rubber

If your measurements are set and you are replacing the rubber, follow these simple steps:

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How To Renovate on a Budget

Not all facilities have the budget to do a “full rate” incorporation. There is nothing wrong with doing a “half...

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How To Renovate a Baseball or Softball Field

The following steps will eliminate hard, compacted surfaces. Such surfaces are unsafe for athletes, are subject to bad ball hops...

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How To Remove Puddles and Wet Areas

It is important to utilize a product specially designed to absorb infield puddles. Turface® Quick Dry® is just such a...

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How To Remove Puddles and Mud From Turf

To remove water from turf areas Field & Fairway® should be topdressed and raked over the puddles to absorb water....

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How To Reconstruct the Batter’s and Catcher’s Boxes

To determine the proper layout for your boxes, select the appropriate field dimension diagram from the Football & Soccer Field...

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How Much Turface Do I Need?

Typical Infield Mixes With most infield mixes, the recommendation for Turface® incorporation is about one ton (roughly 40 bags) of...

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How to Manage Pitcher’s Mound and Batter’s Boxes on a...

Not all facilities and programs have the budget to fully construct these areas with Turface® Mound Clay® or MoundMaster® Blocks,...

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How to Manage Moisture for Success

Balancing and maintaining the proper or “just the right amount” of moisture in the infield mix is critical to a...

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