Suffolk’s Jimmy’s Farm & Wildlife Park has turned to ISEKI UK & Ireland tractors to help care for animals and maintain Europe’s largest polar bear reserve. The Wildlife Park has grown from a small attraction into one of Suffolk’s most unique conservation sites, and at the heart of that transformation are four ISEKI tractors, a pair of TLE 3410s and two TXG S24s, that help the team care for more than 100 animal species every day. Over the last decade, Park Director Stevie Sheppard has overseen the site’s remarkable evolution. Founded by Jimmy Doherty and inspired by his background in entomology, the park began with butterflies before expanding...
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For over four decades, a 17th-century walled garden in Devon (England, UK) has lay hidden beneath ivy and brambles – a forgotten relic of England’s horticultural...
A new JCB 19C-1E mini excavator is helping a leading hirer win more business in noise sensitive areas. Purchased by Gloucester-based Ermin, the JCB 19C-1E is the...
The Horticultural Trades Association (HTA) brought plants and a powerful message to Westminster, calling on the Government to stop the squeeze and start the growth by...
As Scotland’s eighth newest city (2022), Dunfermline was the birthplace of King Charles 1 and once served as the ancient capital of Scotland. Over recent years the...
At Paysalia, the annual trade show for landscaping professionals in Lyon (France), Bobcat has unveiled its new MT120 mini track loader. This machine, the most powerful...
The organisers of the Executive Hire Show are pleased to confirm that the 19th edition of the event is now completely sold out. With just over three months to go, every...