baseball mitt with bat and ball on field

NOTE: Red Hen Turf Farm does not sell Artificial Turf, Artificial Grass, or Astroturf.  We strongly feel the cons of this type of product outweigh the pros, and Natural Grass is the way to go.

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Artificial turf is usually considered when a natural grass field is not holding up or it is at the end of its natural life. The life of a natural grass sports field is often between 15 and 25 years. A field that lasts this long was most likely properly constructed and maintained by an educated staff with a reasonable budget.

The cause of natural grass not holding up is often due to poor construction, inadequate care or over use, all of which can be easily and inexpensively corrected. The smart thing to do is to conduct a thorough evaluation of the natural grass sports field, its construction, use and maintenance before replacing it with artificial turf. Unfortunately, many schools skip this step.

A good place to start is to read The Dirt on Turf.

Square One

baseball mitt with bat and ball on field

NOTE: Red Hen Turf Farm does not sell Artificial Turf, Artificial Grass, or Astroturf.  We strongly feel the cons of this type of product outweigh the pros, and Natural Grass is the way to go.

***

Artificial turf is usually considered when a natural grass field is not holding up or it is at the end of its natural life. The life of a natural grass sports field is often between 15 and 25 years. A field that lasts this long was most likely properly constructed and maintained by an educated staff with a reasonable budget.

The cause of natural grass not holding up is often due to poor construction, inadequate care or over use, all of which can be easily and inexpensively corrected. The smart thing to do is to conduct a thorough evaluation of the natural grass sports field, its construction, use and maintenance before replacing it with artificial turf. Unfortunately, many schools skip this step.

A good place to start is to read The Dirt on Turf.

Square One

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29435 Darden Rd        New Carlisle, IN 46552   574-232-6811

29435 Darden Rd        New Carlisle, IN
574-232-6811

Harvesting Sod in the SNOW - Photo Credit: Ron Strean, Red Hen Turf Farm
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Red Hen Turf Farm's

Sod Harvesting Season
will NOT END
until the end of November
or even well into December
– weather-permitting –
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A quick call will confirm our
DAILY SOD HARVEST FORECAST
 
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