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The document outlines a campaign to establish a $5 million endowment for the Turfgrass Information Center (TIC) to ensure free online access to its databases. It highlights the TIC's role in supporting turfgrass research and education, emphasizing the importance of continued funding for maintaining and expanding its resources. The USGA has initiated this effort with a $1 million challenge grant, aiming to secure ongoing operations and enhance access to turf-related literature.

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Is it turf or turfgrass?

turf - A vegetative ground cover composed of close cut, thickly growing, intertwining stems and leaves of grass plants; sod. turfgrass - A grass used in the production of turf.

What is turfgrass?

Grass is the name of a type of plant. The whole living plant or its leaves may be referred to as grass. Turf, also called sod, is grass and the soil in which the grass is rooted. Turf/sod is grown on farms, harvested, and used by landscapers to establish new lawns.

Is turfgrass one word?

turfgrass. Thats a good one, because it should almost always be turfgrass, but spellchecking software will often flag turfgrass as incorrect, and suggest a change to turf grass instead.

What is the Turfgrass information file?

The Turfgrass Information File (TGIF), maintained by the Turfgrass Information Center at Michigan State University, is a comprehensive index of publications on turfgrass and its maintenance.