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Michigan State researchers helped develop the 2026 FIFA World Cup fields

The team designed reinforced turf and a planting timeline to keep all 16 World Cup fields consistent, researchers said.

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Michigan State University researchers played a key role in developing the fields for this year's FIFA World Cup.Trey Rogers, an MSU professor, and his team worked with FIFA and researchers at the University of Tennessee to design the turfgrass systems for all 16 fields in the tournament. WATCH: Michigan State researchers helped develop the 2026 FIFA World Cup fields Michigan State researchers helped develop the 2026 FIFA World Cup fieldsRogers s…

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WSYM broke the news on Thursday, June 11, 2026.
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