Michigan State Researchers Develop Specialized World Cup Turf
Professor John Trey Rogers and his research team at Michigan State University are responsible for the grass fields used in the upcoming World Cup. The tournament will feature games across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico over a two-month period starting in June. Rogers has been involved in turf grass research for the event since at least 2019. The team's work ensures field quality for the international competition. Trey Rogers, a Professor of Turf Grass Research at Michigan State University, is overseeing an elaborate scheme to develop specific grass for the World Cup. The process involves transporting grass in refrigerated trucks to Atlanta to ensure quality. The research aims to provide the exact turf required for high-level competition. This development is part of a larger effort to prepare playing surfaces for upcoming international matches.
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WWJ Detroit
“John Trey Rogers, who is the professor of turf grass research at Michigan State University, and his team are responsible for the grass fields that will be used for all of the games”
WWJ Detroit
“It's a very elaborate scheme that has been developed here. That's Trey Rogers, Professor of Turf Grass Research at Michigan State University.”
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