After more than six years of dormancy, Raglan Golf Club had become a shadow of its former self – with overgrown fairways, unplayable greens and failing drainage. When new owners took over in spring 2024, they swiftly brought in Course Manager Lucy Sellick to embark on a 10-month restoration and recovery project. With a little help from industry friends, and the reliable performance of Johnsons Sports Seed mixtures, the turnaround to opening in April 2025 was nothing short of miraculous. When Lucy arrived in September 2024, the task she faced was monumental. Ten greens had been re-laid, while the remaining eight required extensive renovation to make...
When it comes to tackling dense vegetation and challenging terrain, landscape contractors need a machine that's both powerful and agile. The Etesia Attila AH75 brushcutter delivers...
Read MoreTwo previous members of the GMA Young Board, now known as GMA NextGen, have been awarded their Pioneer Marks as part of the Pioneer Legacy initiative, recognising the contributions of...
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Two John Deere turf dealerships are expanding their areas of responsibility later this year. Ripon Ground Care and Turner Groundscare will extend their respective...
How do you quickly and easily navigate over 300 acres of Championship golf course, ensuring that people and materials are always exactly where you need them? If you’re...
Blakedown Landscapes has become a Gold Champion of the BALI Chalk Fund, supporting its work to strengthen skills development, widen access to training, and build...
The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) has appointed Tracy Snell to the role of Curator at RHS Garden Bridgewater in Salford, Greater Manchester the newest of the Royal...
STIGAis turning up the power at BTME this year, showcasing even more of its latest professional-grade innovations. As Europe’s leading turf management exhibition,...
Two new biostimulants from Syngenta are set to help turf managers target turf stress points right through the season. New Comprevo and Vyplenza have been specifically...