New appointments at Origin Amenity Solutions
To support continued growth as part of Origin, Headland Amenity has announced the appointment of two new technical managers, Laurence McCrory and Jack Hawkes.
To support continued growth as part of Origin, Headland Amenity has announced the appointment of two new technical managers, Laurence McCrory and Jack Hawkes.
John Deere has announced that three of its dealerships will expand to support the company’s agricultural customers across the West Midlands and mid-Wales.
Spring 2022 saw low rainfall levels affecting many parts of Europe and this was followed by extreme July temperatures.
Visitor registration is now open, the new website is live and Europe’s largest free sports turf show, SALTEX, is introducing a brand-new look for 2022.
The latest generation of Kubota’s renowned compact tractors is flying high at a leading military base.
A survey of 1,300 greenkeepers in the UK has found that more than a third are currently looking for work outside of golf.
The head greenkeeper at East Kilbride Golf Club talks about his career to date and some of the products he uses that are improving the course.
Two recent campaigns, one in Scotland and one in Wales, to get defibrillators in golf clubs are proving to be successful.
Alongside cultural practices and an overseeding programme, much of the success the club has seen has been attributed to products from the Suståne range of organic fertilisers.
Reesink UK has built up a portfolio of extensive turfcare and transport machinery options and the latest customer to benefit from this comprehensive offering is John O’Gaunt Golf Club in Bedfordshire.
The marketing director of Origin Amenity Solutions, Richard Fry, is stepping down after 50 years of working in the industry.
SALTEX is exceeding expectations with the number of exhibitors already booked for the 2022 show surpassing that of the 2021 show.
From Slaley Hall Hotel, Spa and Golf Resort, Neil talks about how the venue became the first in the world outside of Asia to host an event on the Asian Tour this summer.
With approximately 80 acres of sports turf making up the 250 acre estate of Merchant Taylors’ School, the key word for grounds manager Richard Ayling when it comes to maintenance is ‘efficiency’.
“We wanted to reduce our carbon footprint as well as bringing the club closer to the community and lessening the impact on our neighbours.”
When temperatures start to rise and new season growth commences, we start to observe the ingress of many unwelcome weed species in amenity and professional lawncare situations.
For the grounds team at St George’s Park, the home of England football, maintaining a world-class venue is a 365-days-a-year, 24-hours-a-day passion.
Rockliffe Hall is embarking on an ambitious investment programme with work already underway on several key areas of the course, with the first phase being bunker maintenance.
The estates manager at Gog Magog Golf Club, which has two golf courses that currently feature in the top three best courses in Cambridgeshire, takes us through his average day.
The Progressive range of multi-deck mowers has been carefully designed to offer unrivalled contour-following ability for an accurate quality of cut.
With the whole 22-acre site sown with seed from across the DLF portfolio, this season the focus has been on the outfields and four cricket squares.