Artificial turf remains a point of contention among NFL players. And no site has proved more precarious on that matter than ...

Following a lengthy public hearing and weeks of debate over the safety and environmental impact of synthetic turf infill materials, the Garden City Board of Trustees voted on Thursday, October 9th to ...

From coast to coast, some fields are evolving—sleek fibers, advanced drainage and high-tech infill are changing how the game ...

The mandate of Greenplay Organics, LLC is to build on our ten years of experience working exclusively with organic infill and providing it to the general public as non-proprietary turf infill, ...

Walnut shells, olive pit and coconut are a few of several options the Carson City Board of Supervisors will consider Thursday — not as part of any diet but as infill material for an artificial turf ...

Eastern Michigan University Baseball has made history with the installation of the nation's first grey colored infield at the ...

Your golf game may not look tour-ready, but you can feel like a pro by stepping out into one of these crazy-cool backyard ...

THE WOODLANDS — Concerns over a possible link between artificial turf and cancer was the driving force behind The Woodlands Township Board Member Mike Bass urging fellow board members to remove the ...

MONTVALE – In the debate over turf-field materials — crumb rubber versus alternative infills that some say are safer — the borough will split the difference. To replace the synthetic turf field at ...

With Montgomery County Public Schools replacing the first of its artificial fields this summer, disposal of the old material has been called into question. A copy of an email came to the Almanac a few ...

It’s no secret that water is a precious resource that’s in high demand, with supply levels diminishing. Granted, the planet is full of water – it covers three-quarters of the earth’s surface – but ...

Why do we continue to collect data about the danger of kids playing on synthetic turfs on school grounds, even as we simultaneously allow our children to be put in harm’s way? I would normally find it ...