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Although
this farm is scattered through out Albert Lea, it is ideally
located to deliver to Southern MM, Southern WI and Northern
Iowa. Trips are routinely made to LaCrosse, Souix Falls,
Rochester and Des Moines since it's locate on the corner of I-94
and I-35. |
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three major fields for this farm are represented by the highlihghted
boxes. For more information and directions to these fields please
click on the boxes. |
Randy the foreman, like all our
farms, has mineral or peat on regular, throw away pallets or bigrolls.
To schedule a load
from this farm contact Randy at (507) 383-0839 or
to be a regular customer.
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Field: This is the main field since it is off Delmar's home
and shop. This field is all peat and has been Central Turf's original
field in Albert Lea. |
| Direction: Take
I-90 west of I-35. Exit Hwy 13 turn south. Go through Albert
Lea, MN. Turn right (west) after Pickerel Lake onto Co. Rd. 17.
Turn left (south) onto Co. Rd. 14. Turn right (west) onto Co. Rd.
15. Turn left at Delmar's brown house. |
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14: This
field is named after the county road on which it accesses. Primarily
a peat field there is one end that has more granular sand for a mineral or
highland sod. |
| Directions: from
I-90 west of I-35 exit Hwy 13 turn left (south). After Pickerel Lake
turn right (west) on Co. Rd. 17 Turn left (south) on to Co. Rd.
14. Watch to your left for the dirt road that leads back to the
field. |
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Line: The newest addition to our Albert Lea farm. This
field is all sandy loam needing a well and pivot just to grow turfgrass
sod. This farm has just become ready for mineral or highland sod and
is expected to yield loads of 1200sy to 1500sy. |
| Directions: From
I-90 exit Alden, MN and turn right (south). Turn right at the
"T" then turn left (south) on Co. Rd. 63. Follow 63 south
to Iowa and our field will be on your left-hand side.
From I-35 exit Co. Rd. 5 turn right (west). Turn left right away to
follow Co. Rd. 18 south along the interstate. Turn right (west) on
Co. Rd. 1 and follow west through Emmons, MN onto Co. Rd. 4 west. Go
strait west on Co. Rd. 60 when Co. Rd. 4 turns north. Our field is
the only sod farm on the right-hand side. |
| Kansota:
Bought from a gourp of vegetable farms from both Kansas and Minnesota it was
nicknamed Kansota. This field is primarily peat with small outer fields
of sandy loam for black mineral sod. |
| Directions:
this field is south of Albert Lea five miles off Hwy 69 primarily on the west
side. |
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An electronic network for designers, builders and homeowners to post projects
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Approximate
time before sod goes hot |
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3
Days |
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We
do not guarantee saving sod for this amount of time. |
| Sod
is a perishable product that is best laid right away.
If sod is saved this long the quality will deteriorate. |
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you must save sod this long you must break down the pallet. |
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This
is only information we pass on to you. We have
not used this product and do not make any claims about
their quality or service.
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