Pros And Cons Of Turf

Ever play on an artificial grass sports field? Some people have and they say it’s the best experience they had with playing surfaces. Turf traps water and increases groundwater recharge and also turf naturally hides carbon in the soil (Wisniewski). The purpose for writing this paper is to shed light on turf and that turf isn’t a bad thing. Even though some people feel that turf can cause cancer, but turf is improving and becoming more and more popular.
Has one ever see or experience playing on a turf field, well that is pretty common actually. Turf is a popular thing and has a lot of upsides to it. More than 11,000 fields in North America are covered with artificial grass (Keilman). The numbers speak for itself more and more people rather have turf fields than grass fields. Teams and schools across the country are turning to turf fields even some parks are starting to have turf fields. Nearly everywhere, teams have replaced their fields (Fisher). This proves that turf is a positive thing because people are going out of their way to have a turf field. People also use fields for more than just playing on them. People use the fields all the time
Today everyone wants to know is it eco-friendly, is this the case for turf ? Yes, it is fielding will start to become more “green” and “eco-friendly” (Straw). Fields are being evolved to be eco-friendly. Part of developing something is testing it and that is what is happening with turf. Companies are starting to test surface properties of sports fields (Straw). This is helping to create the perfect field. Maps are used to help find something or help someone accomplish something. “Maps” which are like a map, but it is digital are being built to help improve and develop fields and field conditions(Straw). The maps can help improve and further improve turf fields. Ultimately turf fields are evolving and