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

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

Infield topdressings are always a great point of discussion. Topdressing is the top 1/4 - 1/2 inch of the infield surface for baseball and s...

Another installment as soil temps are recorded in central IN.  Click HERE to see the first post in regards to this matter. Below is the s...

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, las...

There are two types of drainage for infield mixes that I typically see during my travels.  1. subsurface drainage 2. surface drainage Su...

Engineered Soil Technology - Originally posted in January 2010. As the Head Groundskeeper at Victory Field , I can’t tell you how many tim...