Football and Artificial Turf is a Game of Chicken with MRSA
Peanut butter and jelly, ice cream and cake, chicken fried steak and gravy, football and artificial turf, you know where I am going with this. It is Fall so I should probably remind everyone again
“Scientific Studies” and Artificial Turf-B.S At Its Finest
Women’s World Cup Controversy: How Sterile is Your Artificial Pitch?
Right now, the 2015 Women’s World Cup is a testy topic in the news. Have you heard what is going on? This year, the Men’s World Cup was played on real grass, and the women
Artificial Turf Safety Is Lacking And Will Turn Into Lawsuits | Avoidable!
Moms, you have taken the safety of children to new levels but for some reason, artificial turf safety is not on your radar. No longer can a child ride a bike without being bubble wrapped.
Turf Maintenance Equipment Saves Lives From Staph and MRSA Infections
Pacific Northwest Pollution Prevention Resource Center Shares UVC as Reliable MRSA Prevention
There is even more support out there that germicidal UVC is a reliable way to prevent MRSA outbreaks on artificial turf and other surfaces. We are happy to share two postings from the Pacific Northwest
MRSA And The NFL: GreenZapr and MiniZapr A Trainers Dream
The NFL (National Football League) was thrust in the media spotlight last week when one of the league’s teams the Tampa Bay Buccaneers was faced with a very serious MRSA outbreak in there facilities. Two
Two-A-Day Practice Season Means Twice the Chance For MRSA
School is officially out! Let the summer practice season commence. Football teams kick things into high gear over the summer, and most high school football programs run weeks of two-a-day practices where kids spend the
Brian Grant Inspires Many at TEDxPortland
What does it take to inspire you? How about a man like Brian Grant, who struggled in school, managed to be recruited into a top basketball college, then goes on to be the #8 draft
Oregon State University is a Leader in Turf Innovation
Sports Turf NW is happy to have been assisting Oregon State University’s Department of Horticulture with some recent tests on natural turf (particularly golf course turf). Researcher and graduate student, Clint Mattox, was interested in