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Innovative horticultural products set to boost UK biodiversity efforts
BioScapes®, a new business under the Rolawn Group, has launched first ever range of self-contained, integrated eco-systems and associated products to help boost biodiversity and conservation across the country.
Soil carbon data added to British Sugar TOPSOIL's product information
In its drive to lead the industry in providing extensive product information to its customers, British Sugar TOPSOIL is measuring its BS3882:2015-compliant general purpose topsoil, Landscape20, for total soil carbon.
Makita shine a light on improved productivity
Makita UK has added two new cordless tower lights to its wide range of lighting solutions providing the illumination needed for safe working this winter.
Brexit, a year on at Johnsons of Whixley
Accredited Supplier Johnsons of Whixley reflect on the impact that Brexit has had on their business and many others in the horticultural industry.
How to spread the word about your skills
Accredited Supplier Arbour Landscape Solutions offer their top tips for Marketing your business effectively this year and beyond.
Makita launches two new XGT 40VMAX machines
Leading power tool manufacturer and Makita UK has extended its powerful XGT 40VMax range of machinery with the launch of the DA001G Brushless Angle Drill and DG001G Brushless Earth Auger.
Kubota RTV goes red for Rovers
The home of Doncaster Rovers Football Club is showing its true colours with a specially-liveried Kubota RTV X-900, designed as part of dealer Farmstar Ltd’s sponsorship agreement with the club.
Furnitubes embrace 'New Year, New Us'.
Furnitubes are fully embracing the 'New Year, New Us' cliché, so this year you might notice something a little different about them.
Nurture Landscapes Group appoints Gareth Kirkwood as new CEO
Former managing director of The AA Roadside Services joins The Nurture Landscapes Group as the new CEO from 1st January 2022.
Changes to red diesel rules from April 2022
During the 2020 Budget, the Government announced it was considering removing the entitlement to use rebated fuel (red diesel) from most sectors - including landscape maintenance and mowing machines - from April 2022 onwards.
