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Hi, I’m Shaggy from Do Turf dot org, and these are today’s Top Five Artificial Turf Industry Headlines.
- California will prohibit the use of potable water to irrigate nonfunctional turf on state and local government properties.
- Cookeville, Tennessee, where synthetic grass is being used for something other than a traditional athletic field.
- Dalton, Georgia, where the city is looking beyond simply replacing two aging synthetic soccer fields.
- Raleigh, North Carolina, is moving forward with another public project that combines artificial turf with broader recreational improvements.
- Artificial turf is showing up in a residential project designed around one very particular customer: the family dog.
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