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In the world of professional turf management, the ground beneath our feet is shifting. What once seemed like a predictable seasonal cycle has been replaced by a volatile cocktail of environmental and operational pressures. From the scorching…

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Managing three separate sites with just four full-time staff would stretch almost any grounds team - but at Leicester Tigers, the introduction of the RM21 Combo robotic marker and mower, supplied by Agrovista Amenity, has transformed efficiency,…

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Operating across a diverse mix of natural and synthetic surfaces, Cutting Edge Grounds Maintenance has built its reputation on delivering effective, practical solutions for sports turf and grounds maintenance. From schools and grassroots football…

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Graham Taylor replied to Peter sellers's discussion New for old insurance
"Sadly, I'd say  most commercially used stuff isn't really worth anything after 4 years work. As you…"
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Peter sellers replied to Julian chambers's discussion Sick pay insurance
"We used to use Cirencester Friendly Society, the friendly societies tend to offer better terms.…"
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Julian chambers posted a discussion
Hi all. Hope everyone is getting off to a good start this season.Can anyone recommend a decent sick…
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Richard Shelton replied to PGM's discussion Grass Cutting 2026 Season
"Most of our contracts run from 1st April, but the grass is ready to cut now. I've cut my personal…"
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Neil Darby replied to PGM's discussion Grass Cutting 2026 Season
"Done a few first cuts this week, my own lawn (or whart is left of it, last Sat.) Far too wet, even…"
yesterday
PGM replied to PGM's discussion Grass Cutting 2026 Season
"Absolutely, we're the same for wet weather. Get the right tools and good waterproofs and just carry…"
yesterday
M Olsson replied to M Olsson's discussion Trailer and Rotavator for Sale
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M Olsson posted a discussion
Hi everyone,Firstly, my sincerest apologies if this is not allowed. I set up my self employed…
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Trailer and Rotavator for Sale

Hi everyone,Firstly, my sincerest apologies if this is not allowed. I set up my self employed gardening business a couple of years ago, went really well but unfortunately developed Rhabdomylosis, and turns out I have a rare genetic condition. Now I know why I felt like I had flu like symptoms after every day of work in the blistering sun! Anyway I am selling my trailer, unbraked, 750kg - 150cm wide, 180cm long, 90cm side panels all around. Looking for around £600, happy to deliver to…

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1 Reply · Reply by M Olsson on Saturday
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lawn repair soil

Hello, I have a approx 110 square meter shady lawn that I need to repair.  It was turfed two years ago, I think fairly badly, and doesn't seem to have been watered through the summer.It is patchy with 70% green, 30% dead.The client is only renting, so doesn't want to pay to have the turf lifted and relaid.  My plan is to reseed the patches next week and care for it properly.Can anyone recommend a good soil to use?  I'm looking for a brand or supplier that I can trust.Thanks for any advice.

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2 Replies · Reply by Peter sellers on Saturday
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New for old insurance

We are struggling to get new for old insurance for our equipment, all insurers we have tried are saying "market value" and expect us to get quotes from dealers for used equipment of comparable age and condition. This is going to be nigh on impossible and very very time consuming. Getting to the stage of taking the risk ourselves. Anybody got new for old and if so which insurer 

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9 Replies · Reply by Graham Taylor 1 hour ago
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Grass Cutting 2026 Season

Have many started cutting lawns yet?We went out on Monday March 2nd. I was slightly apprehensive about whether the ground would be too wet or if the grass would have grown enough to warrant a cut, but all absolutely great. Ground plenty firm enough and a good bit of growth on all lawns so far. So that's it for us, we're fully up and running for the new season. How is everyone else getting on?

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7 Replies · Reply by Richard Shelton yesterday
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