Method for reducing abrasion of turfgrass on activity fields

Plant husbandry – Miscellaneous – Modified earth's surface – e.g. – sod – turf – reinforced

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ABSTRACT:
A method for topdressing turfgrass on an activity field with only solid elastomeric particles is described. The method produces turfgrass which has enhanced color and health even when there is extensive abrasion of the grass through use of the field.

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