THURSDAY
Wagner Sod to Host TPI’s 2019 Field Day On Tursday, attendees will travel south of Minneapolis where TPI member Field Day hosts, the Wagner Family, owners of Wagner Sod, Landscaping, and Irrigation Company, Inc., will welcome them at their farm in Northfield, Minnesota, their first family-owned field, the hub of their sod production operations. Come learn about the latest product innovations in natural grass production as representatives from the industry's leading vendors demonstrate equipment and share information about their products. Breakfast and lunch will be served at the farm. Te Lawn Institute Auction will be held during lunch.
Progressive Turf Equipment is celebrating their 30th anniversary and they have invited TPI members to join their celebration by supporting The Lawn Institute!
Luke Janmaat, President, says, “Since 1989, Progressive Turf Equipment has been a proud supporter of TPI and their activities to promote the use of natural grass and the betterment of its members. Trough our association, we have made many friends in the turf industry who have helped to improve our products and in turn their own operations. Our association with TPI has helped us become the company we are today!
“In recognition of this, we are pleased to offer a brand new TD92G for auction with the proceeds benefiting Te Lawn Institute’s initiatives. Te Progressive TD92G tri-deck finishing mower, with a cutting swath of 22 feet and bolt-on galvanized deck shells, has long been regarded as the ‘industry standard’ turf mower. Te TD92G comes complete with a set of blades and ‘no-flat’ solid deck tires. It has an MSRP of $30,250.00 USD (MSRP does not include freight or set-up).” To learn more about the TD92G see
http://www.progressiveturfequip.com/
td92_ps_details.php.
Wagner Sod Farm will be the host of the 2019 Field Day Field Day Sponsors
LUNCH SPONSORS TRANSPORTATION SPONSOR
BANNER SPONSOR
Karen Cooper is associate executive director of Turfgrass Producers International.
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TPI Turf News July/August 2019
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