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06 May 2011 | by Sally Drury

Choosing the right system takes the guesswork out of turf management and saves cash, says Sally Drury.

Turf trials at by War Graves Commission prepare for climate change

28 Apr 2011 | by Gavin McEwan

Adapting to climate change will be a challenge for grounds managers, as trials at military cemeteries demonstrate, Gavin McEwan reports.

Market report - Grass seed

01 Apr 2011

Quality and performance are affected by a range of challenges but help is at hand, Sally Drury reports.

Market report - Turf Fertiliser

11 Mar 2011 | by Sally Drury

Taking the axe to fertiliser programmes will only store up problems for the future, warns Sally Drury.

Market report - Quads and UTVs

25 Feb 2011 | by Sally Drury

Latest models incorporate power steering, improved performance and weight reductions, says Sally Drury.

Market report - Ride-on mowers

18 Feb 2011 | by Maureen Keepin

Using the right machine may help operators handle reduced council cutting regimes, says Maureen Keepin.

Job Done - Football pitch maintenance at Griffin Park in west London

11 Feb 2011

Project: Aerating and treating football pitch Client: Brentford FC Contractor: Speedcut Contractors Speedcut Contractors was contracted to aerate and treat Brentford FC's pitch at Griffin Park in November last year, shortly before snow brought pitch activity to a halt for almost two weeks....

Job Done - Laying a synthetic football pitch at a college in Berkshire

21 Jan 2011

Project: Laying a third-generation synthetic pitch Client: Royal Borough of Windsor Maidenhead Contractor: S C Slatter Surfacing firm Notts Sport has overseen the laying of a synthetic pitch at Charters School, a sports and science college in Sunningdale, Berkshire. Installer S C Slatter...

Tough turf for tough times

21 Jan 2011 | by Gavin McEwan

Reduced budgets in both the public and private sectors will make the work of grounds staff even more challenging over the year ahead. Gavin McEwan asks what can be done?