Edging an infield is a basic task that can accomplish many goals. Edging is simply broken into two categories: pre/post-season and in-seas...

Every infield will need additional material added to the existing infield on a frequent basis. The question I usually hear is: “How often w...

Infield topdressings are always a great point of discussion. Topdressing is the top 1/4 – ½ inch of material on the surface of the infield....

Well we have covered the basics of infield mixes, what makes up a mix, SCR and EST, and drainage, so let’s move on to grading. Simply stated...

There are three options for drainage: (1) subsurface, (2) surface and (3) subsurface with surface. First up, let’s talk subsurface drainage,...

9AKU834ZSGDV As the Head Groundskeeper at Victory Field, I can’t tell you how many times I heard this saying. “Well we don’t have the budge...

What makes a good infield mix? You hear it all the time. “Our infield mix is a 70/30.” That is another statement that is echoed frequentl...