Local business supplies grass seed for World Cup
in the field, in the form of grass from seed provided by Corvallis’. Dunn said most of the order was perennial seed, “and most of. that was grown right here in Oregon. At least 8 percent of seed at every site is from Seed Research. At some sites, 100 percent of the seed is from the. The process started last June, selecting the seed lots and. Dunn, executive vice president of Seed Research of Oregon. about 165,000 pounds of seed for the World Cup, according to Bill. Seed was planted through about January, so the fields would have. Seed Research of Oregon. The company sent four varieties of grass, two of Kentucky. County will be represented both on the field — in the form of. former Oregon State University soccer player Robbie Findley — and. described as “native warm spring grasses,” such as Bermuda. “The FIFA organization is very particular about the surface they.
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and in the field, in the form of grass from seed provided by Corvallis' Seed Research of Oregon. The company's South African distributor, Agricol, purchased about 165,000 pounds of seed for the World Cup, according to Bill Dunn, executive vice president of Seed Research of Oregon. At least 8 percent of seed at every site is from Seed Research of Oregon. Dunn said most of the order was perennial seed, "and most of that was grown right here in Oregon. At some sites, 100 percent of the seed is from the company. The process started last June, selecting the seed lots and arranging shipping. Artificial turf doesn't make the cut, nor does what Dunn described as "native warm spring grasses," such as Bermuda grass. The company sent four varieties of grass, two of Kentucky bluegrass and two of perennial ryegrass, to South Africa for the event. When play begins in the 2010 FIFA World Cup on Friday, Benton County will be represented both on the field &mdash....
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