Name Change For Major Trade Show

A rebrand and relaunch will take place next year as a new chapter begins for the major industry event.

A rebrand and relaunch will take place next year as a new chapter begins for the major industry event.

Over 265 turf professionals from sectors including sports, facilities management, schools, and golf, have recently attended events to take a look at a new robotic mowing solution.

Professional machinery dealership holds first event after their regular programme of open days and demonstrations were halted by Covid restrictions.

Vintage enthusiasts will be able to view a wide array of mowers, sprinklers, rain gauges, sorrel rollers, drag brushes and soil testers.

Head greenkeeper Richard Hollingworth says to date, they have aerated all of the greens surrounds and multiple weak fairways.

BIGGA has launched registration for its annual exhibition, which returns in 2022

The dedicated area of the show floor will feature a programme of daily demonstrations of sustainable technology.

Head groundsman at Inverness Caledonian Thistle FC, Dale Stephen has taken delivery of a replacement mower after almost two decades of use

The Herefordshire Golf Club head greenkeeper, Jeremy Browne, believes the arrival of new owners is proving to be most beneficial.

Significant investment has been made over the past year by North Lincolnshire Council to the facilities and equipment fleet.