Commercial turfgrass production began as early as 1920s in North America after
World War I when mown paddocks were cut and lifted with spades then sold to golf courses.
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Employment Opportunity
Turfgrass Mackay has vacancies for a Production Manager and Terbo Harvester Operator/Machinery Maintenance. For further information click on the link below.
Turf Accreditation Process
TAP provides the all-important "RISK PROTECTION" and "CONSUMER CONFIDENCE" to specifiers and end users
The Turf Accreditation Process (TAP) is a voluntary process for natural turgrass producers to be independently third part assessed. It allows turf businesses to identify themselves as more sustainable and profitable farming enterprises, creating a distinct competitive advantage with potential customers through the supply of top grade quality natural turfgrass.
TAP also demonstrates that turf production involves good stewardship of land and water. It emphasises the industry's ability to manage natural resources responsibly while producing a quality product that protects the purchaser or specifier.
Turf Queensland Discussed in Qld Parliament
Turf Queensland and the professionalism of the turf production industry in this state was introduced to Parliament at Question Time through the Shadow Minister for Agriculture Andrew Cripps MP, member for Hinchinbrook and Ian Rickess MP the member for Lockyer. The comments made by both were extremely positive.




