New England Sports Field Management Association | Summer 2023
This issue spotlights NESTMA member Edward Olsen. Also covers new BMPs as well as pesticide and fertilizer bans.
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Available on-demand until August 30, 2023. | Learn more at NESTMA.org.
Tom Barry and Carl Samuelson talk about how they successfully manage their budgets in two very different sports field environments: K-12 Private School and Municipal Parks & Recreation.
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UMass Turf Research Field Day is presented on a biennial basis to highlight the wide range of research projects currently taking place…
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NESTMA Awards Meeting and Lunch at the NERTC in Providence was a great success!
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Q & A with NESTMA Member Edward Olsen – Parks & Forestry Superintendent for the Department of Public Works in Needham, Massachusetts.
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By Arthur Eddy, ASLA, LEED AP | CEO of RePlay Maintenance
We know that we use complicated methods to care for the fields we maintain, but the addition of simple practices and tools can also have an impact.
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By Rick Perruzzi, CSFM, CPRP | City of South Portland, ME Parks and Recreation
Restrictions on the use of certain products are a reality across the country. Getting ahead of these challenges is the most important task that a sports manager faces.
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In March, a Task Group of hardworking sports turf professionals and academics led by Victoria Wallace at UConn, released a valuable new resource for our industry.
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By Neal Glatt, CSP, ASM | Managing Partner of GrowTheBench
Managers need to revisit how they interview and move to structured formats where each candidate is given the same questions and answers are scored against an objective guide.
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