Environmental Quality | University Research | Raleigh Lawn Care
Monday, 03 December 2012
by Ryan Walsh
By Ryan Walsh | Student, North Carolina State University Many factors effect drainage from turfgrass. Soil slope plays a role in how the excess water will run off the land and the rate at which it will run off. A factor that can restrict run off or leachate is the turfgrass cover. Turfgrass that is
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