Bobcat News: Chip Gaines, Park Grant Awards, & Most Innovative Companies List
Bobcat's been busy in March. Chip Gaines became a brand ambassador; five parks received grants; and the company was named to Fast Company's 2024 "Most Innovative" List.
Employment & Industry News From Ruppert Landscape
Ruppert Landscape continues to expand its landscape construction operations with the recent promotion of Chris Southworth to Branch Manager.
Green Industry Veteran Nick Jiannas Joins Kress Commercial
Nick Jiannas brings 30+ years of Green Industry experience to his new role of VP of Kress Dealer Sales and Operations at Kress Commercial.
Final Bloom Of Beloved “Stumpy” Cherry Tree Is National News
Stumpy, a scraggly cherry tree who became beloved as a symbol of resilience during the pandemic, is marking its last Spring. Seawall rehabilitation of the Tidal Basin in Washington, D.C. will require its removal in May.
Mecalac Announces Return Of The North American Roadshow
Mecalac expands its North American Roadshow to include nine stops within the Southeastern and Northeastern U.S.
Kubota Introduces New RTV520 Crossroads Edition For Property Owners
Kubota Tractor Corporation announced a new, limited edition RTV utility vehicle with the introduction of the RTV520 Crossroads Edition.
Scythe Announces Expanded Facility & “Electric Car” Charge Port
Scythe Robotics more than doubles its Boulder County, CO operations and announces adoption of the North American Charging Standard (NACS) charge port for the M.52 electric, autonomous commercial mower.
Cuadrado Appointed Global CEO Of Yanmar Compact Equipment
Cuadrado has been appointed Global Chief Executive Officer at Yanmar Compact Equipment, and Chairman of the Board at Yanmar Holdings.
Remote-Operated, Autonomous Industrial Snow Plow Hits The Market
Teleo and Storm Equipment have introduced America’s only remote-operated and autonomous industrial snow plow.
It’s Spring! Get A Jump On Invasive Insects With These USDA Updates
Today's the first day of Spring and along with greening turfgrass, singing birds, and blooming daffodils, are the far less welcome signs of warming temperatures—the return of hungry invasive insects.