The Turfgrass Growers Association (TGA) is the UK’s leading association representing professional turfgrass growers and the wider natural turf industry. Since 1995, the association has worked to promote high standards in turf production, support industry collaboration, and champion the environmental and practical benefits of natural turf. At GroundsFest 2026, the TGA will be showcasing the importance of professionally grown natural turf and highlighting the role turfgrass continues to play within landscaping, sport, amenity, and urban green infrastructure. The association represents growers producing turf for a wide range of applications, including...
ICL will return to GroundsFest 2026, providing practical advice and proven solutions for grounds managers, landscapers, contractors and turf professionals responsible for maintaining...
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SANY UK & Ireland has confirmed a major presence at UK Plant Expo 2027, joining the exhibitor line-up and sponsoring the highly competitive 360 Excavator Challenge. ...
Develon has launched a new enhanced version of the company’s DX35Z-7 4 tonne Stage V compliant mini excavator. The Develon DW01 18.4 kW (25 HP) diesel engine replaces...
Haverhill Cricket Club has strengthened its grounds maintenance capabilities thanks to a generous donation from Toro, who selected the club as part of the Toro Donation...
Plant nutrition can be optimised by helping turf grass to utilise more from fertilisation. This, suggests Agronomist Kate Finlayson, can be achieved by incorporating...
When a client commissions a makeover for their outdoor space, they usually have a purpose in mind. Whether they want to use it for lounging or entertaining or as a...
A nationwide FOI investigation by the Horticultural Trades Association (HTA) has found that more than half of councils in England are not fulfilling their legal...