Resources
All turfgrass is created with the same process and for anyone who has worked with Graham Turf Seeds they will attest that we support and encourage the standards of the turfgrass industry and continuously provide feedback on what we see here in Canada.
The “National Turfgrass Evaluation Program” (NTEP) is designed to develop and share information regarding trials of varieties and promising selections in Canada and the United States. Test results and data can be used to determine the overall info of a cultivar as well as to how well the cultivar is adapted to the local area.
The “National Turfgrass Evaluation Program” (NTEP) is designed to develop and share information regarding trials of varieties and promising selections in Canada and the United States. Test results and data can be used to determine the overall info of a cultivar as well as to how well the cultivar is adapted to the local area.
The “Nursery Sod Growers Association of Ontario” (NSGA) is a non-profit organization that focuses on building awareness of the benefits of grass sod. They support members and consumers by providing the latest practices for installing, growing, and maintaining natural grass sod.
The “Guelph Turfgrass Institute” (GTI) is dedicated to conducting quality research and providing accurate and timely information along with education services in turfgrass science with a special emphasis on environmental sustainability and enhancement.
The Rutgers University “Center for Turfgrass Science” generates and disseminates knowledge and provides training and education in the turfgrass sciences by fostering nationally recognized multidisciplinary research. Along with this the center conducts annual research symposia, field days, workshops, webinars, and educational seminars.