Overcome obstacles with your baseball field proejcts: 7 things you need to know to be successful.
Continue reading "My field sucks. The City doesn't care. How can I get something done?"
How the nail drag and bolt drag fit into your arsenal of baseball field maintenance tools
Continue reading "All about nail drag and bolt drag for a baseball field"
Baseball fields gone bad - the problems, impact on players, and what you can do to fix it.
Continue reading "Baseball fields gone bad - Don't Let This Happen to You!"
Dialog with a coach all about adding brick dust to his baseball field
Continue reading "Adding brick dust to a baseball field - dialog with a coach"
Find Your Official Baseball Field Diagram, Measurement, and Dimension Here
Continue reading "Find your baseball field diagram, measurement, and specification here"
pictures and formula for square footage on baseball and softball fields
Continue reading "How to Figure Square Footage on a Ballfield"
Ever wondered how much do I need? Find out how much seed, fertilizer, and dirt you need for your baseball field.
Continue reading "How much do I need? Seed, fertilizer, and dirt for my baseball field?"
Need a diagram or layout for youth ball park? Find good ones here.
Continue reading "Baseball field layout and diagram for youth sports"
Baseball Field Maintenance Handbook: Secrets to Your Own Winning Baseball Field. Tips and Hints Made Easy!
Top 10 Most Viewed Content - a look at the year's best to help you plan ahead
Use this 'how to' baseball field maintenance guide to make your baseball field safer and more playable.
Continue reading " Baseball Field Maintenance & Renovation for Youth, Collegiate, and Pros"
Baseball Field Questions? Get Specific Answers from Experts and Help Each Other.
Continue reading "Baseball field questions - specific answers"
1. Start by mowing the grass to about an inch and a half. Also water if your ground is not moist. The next step does not work so well if your ground is dry and hard. 2. Core aerate in multiple directions so you have at least 10-15 holes per square foot. This will mean at least 2 passes if not as many as 4. You should get the core holes down 3-4 inches. 3. Let the cores set and dry a bit. They can become your topdressing since you did so many passes. Then pull a metal mesh screen drag around on the infield grass to break up the cores. This levels them out and fills in many of the small dips. 4. You might be left with some small bumps that the hand roller can take care of. If you do this same process again in about 3-4 weeks, you should have a perfectly flat field. This is just one way to level lumpy, bumpy infield turf.
I invite you to come on in, see for yourself, and check out the other bonuses waiting for you. |
September and October are the very best time of year to strengthen and renovate your baseball turf. |
Baseball Field Maintenance Hand Book
End of Summer Sale! 50% off
Discount at checkout.
If you are a School, or a Park and Rec, or a Little League...
... and you have a fall season or want the very best ball field for spring, then...
you need to take advantage of this information now!
offer expires 09/12 midnight.
Need baseball field projects to learn from? Here's a visual guide of many different projects.
Continue reading "Learn from baseball field projects and case studies"