CHARLES CITY, Va. – Sod Production Services, a division of Riverside Turf, that provides sod production consultation services as well as acts as the licensing agent for PremierPRO Berumda Grass, announces that six licensed growers are currently growing the grass for production and sale.
The licensed producers currently growing PremierPRO Bermuda Grass are:
Bass Sod Farm – currently harvesting PremierPRO Bermuda Grass
The legacy of the Bass Sod Farm began way back in 1921 when the Bass family purchased 2000 acres of prime farmland in the heart of Virginia. Four generations of Basses have toiled long and hard in Campbell County raising wheat and beans.
In 2005, brothers W.B. and Allen, decided to take the family business into a new direction by developing 40 acres of fescue/bluegrass sod. Today, the Bass Sod Farm, cultivates more than 170 acres of sod including fescue, bermuda and zoysia grasses.
Central Sod Farms of Maryland – currently expanding PremierPRO Bermuda Grass
Central Sod Farms was established in 1976 on a small 20-acre farm in Wheatland, Illinois. A family operation from the start, Central Sod soon grew to more than 300 acres of sod production overseen by Dick Warpinski Sr. and his nine children. Today Central Sod has service areas in Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and Washington, DC.
Quality Turf – currently expanding PremierPRO Bermuda Grass
Quality Turf was founded in 1985 by Alfred Wooten, a North Carolina Certified Turf Professional, with over 30 years of experience in the turfgrass industry. Over the past 27 years, it has grown from the original 15-acre site to more than 700-acres at six locations. Quality Turf is a member of the NC Sod Producers Association, Turfgrass Producers International, the Turfgrass Council of NC, Green Industry Council, the Carolinas Golf Course Superintendents Association, and the NC Nursery and Landscape Association.
Carolina Green – Athletic Field Construction – currently in the initial growing process and should be ready to harvest in spring of 2017
Carolina Green Sod was established in 2006 due to a growing need for quality bermuda grass sod among commercial and residential consumers. Carolina Green Sod is a family owned company.
Turf Connection – currently harvesting PremierPRO Bermuda Grass
Marc and Melanie Marsh created Turf Connections to satisfy a local need for high-quality turf grass. Its grasses can be found on various athletic fields, golf courses, and at commercial and residential properties around the Southeast. Located in Cheraw, South Carolina, the sod farm grows over 100 acres of turfgrass.
Riverside Turf – currently harvesting PremierPRO Bermuda Grass
Riverside Farm was founded in the early 1900s by John Ludwig Hula, an immigrant from Czechoslovakia. For nearly 100 years, John, his son Adolph and his sons Frank and Mickey raised beef cattle and grain on their 2,000-acre farm just minutes from Virginia’s capital city, Richmond. In 2000, fourth-generation Wells Hula enrolled in Virginia Tech’s Turf Management Program. He learned the latest techniques and best management practices for growing Turfgrass from some of the industry’s most knowledgeable leaders. Wells decided to integrate his newfound passion and understanding of turfgrass production into the family farm.
No more results found. The licensed producers currently growing PremierPRO Bermuda Grass are:
Bass Sod Farm – currently harvesting PremierPRO Bermuda Grass
The legacy of the Bass Sod Farm began way back in 1921 when the Bass family purchased 2000 acres of prime farmland in the heart of Virginia. Four generations of Basses have toiled long and hard in Campbell County raising wheat and beans.
In 2005, brothers W.B. and Allen, decided to take the family business into a new direction by developing 40 acres of fescue/bluegrass sod. Today, the Bass Sod Farm, cultivates more than 170 acres of sod including fescue, bermuda and zoysia grasses.
Central Sod Farms of Maryland – currently expanding PremierPRO Bermuda Grass
Central Sod Farms was established in 1976 on a small 20-acre farm in Wheatland, Illinois. A family operation from the start, Central Sod soon grew to more than 300 acres of sod production overseen by Dick Warpinski Sr. and his nine children. Today Central Sod has service areas in Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and Washington, DC.
Quality Turf – currently expanding PremierPRO Bermuda Grass
Quality Turf was founded in 1985 by Alfred Wooten, a North Carolina Certified Turf Professional, with over 30 years of experience in the turfgrass industry. Over the past 27 years, it has grown from the original 15-acre site to more than 700-acres at six locations. Quality Turf is a member of the NC Sod Producers Association, Turfgrass Producers International, the Turfgrass Council of NC, Green Industry Council, the Carolinas Golf Course Superintendents Association, and the NC Nursery and Landscape Association.
Carolina Green – Athletic Field Construction – currently in the initial growing process and should be ready to harvest in spring of 2017
Carolina Green Sod was established in 2006 due to a growing need for quality bermuda grass sod among commercial and residential consumers. Carolina Green Sod is a family owned company.
Turf Connection – currently harvesting PremierPRO Bermuda Grass
Marc and Melanie Marsh created Turf Connections to satisfy a local need for high-quality turf grass. Its grasses can be found on various athletic fields, golf courses, and at commercial and residential properties around the Southeast. Located in Cheraw, South Carolina, the sod farm grows over 100 acres of turfgrass.
Riverside Turf – currently harvesting PremierPRO Bermuda Grass
Riverside Farm was founded in the early 1900s by John Ludwig Hula, an immigrant from Czechoslovakia. For nearly 100 years, John, his son Adolph and his sons Frank and Mickey raised beef cattle and grain on their 2,000-acre farm just minutes from Virginia’s capital city, Richmond. In 2000, fourth-generation Wells Hula enrolled in Virginia Tech’s Turf Management Program. He learned the latest techniques and best management practices for growing Turfgrass from some of the industry’s most knowledgeable leaders. Wells decided to integrate his newfound passion and understanding of turfgrass production into the family farm.