Focus on Partners: Delta Bluegrass

April’s Focus on Partners features Jeff Henninger with Delta Bluegrass Co. Jeff have been with Delta Bluegrass Co since 2013. He has been highly involved in CLCA for 25 years. Jeff is the past CLCA SFBA President for 2020. 

Jeff has been married to his wife Donna for 35 years. They live in Pleasanton and have two young adult children, Shane (32) and Nicole (27). Jeff also proudly served in the U.S. Navy for six years. When not at work, you can find Jeff traveling, golfing, skiing, playing or refereeing soccer and spending time with his family.


Delta Bluegrass Company has been providing premium sod products and installation services to the green industry since 1978. As pioneers of sustainable turf, Delta Bluegrass Company maintains the industry’s highest quality turf blends while constantly working to improve varieties that minimize watering requirements. As a full-line Sod Company, we are one of the few in the industry supplying a complete product line of Commercial, Residential, Sports Turf, California Native Grasses, and Kurapia Utility Ground Cover Sod. Our team of representatives is available to discuss our full portfolio of products and help you understand how we can maximize your sods potential. Located in the heart of the San Joaquin Delta region, our market spans the entire State of California. Please call 800.637.8873 or visit our website deltabluegrass.com for more information.



Three images from grass installation at Stanford University Soccer field

The San Francisco Bay Area chapter would like to thank Jeff and Delta Bluegrass Company for their constant support over the years. Please visit the Delta Bluegrass website at deltabluegrass.com or call (800) 637-8873 for a list of Delta Bluegrass product distributors in Northern and Southern California.

Mountain View Little League Field installation.





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