Oklahoma State University discusses how Tahoma 31 is the latest successful grass developed by OSU’s turfgrass breeders. New spring-early green-up research results are unveiled. READ THE STORY HERERead More

In Part 2 of the series on the renovation to Tahoma 31 at the University of Arkansas Razorbacks stadium from artificial turf, U of A’s Pat Berger talks about the installation, fast grow-in, and performance of Tahoma 31. READ THE FULL STORYRead More

In the December 2019 issue of Golf Course Management, an article examines the way new cold-tolerant bermudagrass varieties like Tahoma 31 are being used further north than previously thought possible. Liberty National Golf Club in New Jersey is one example cited. READ THE FULL STORYRead More

The University of Arkansas Razorbacks to play on Tahoma 31 natural grass on August 31, 2019. “Tahoma is a Native American word that means ‘frozen water,’” the University of Arkansas’ Dr. Doug Karcher said. “It’s a reference to the variety’s cold tolerance.” READ FULL ARTICLERead More

Tahoma 31 is featured in a national publication geared to professional landscapers and irrigation installers. In the May 2019 issue of Irrigation & Green Industry News, the official publication of the Irrigation Association, the differences between Bermudagrass cultivars are discussed. The article says, in part: “For instance, Tahoma 31 Bermuda grass is a new cultivar...Read More

When the Razorback football team takes the field at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium for the 2019 season opener, it will be ‘Running through the A’ on a natural grass playing surface for the first time in a decade. Arkansas will open the 2019 season on the new surface on August 31 when the Razorbacks...Read More