Landscape & Irrigation

October 2014

Landscape and Irrigation is read by decision makers throughout the landscape and irrigation markets — including contractors, landscape architects, professional grounds managers, and irrigation and water mgmt companies and reaches the entire spetrum.

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36 October 2014 Landscape and Irrigation www.landscapeirrigation.com Anniversary Series Special The commercIaL user As more and more homeowners and business owners continue to convert from the do-it-yourself attitude toward lawn care to one of efficient outsourcing, the demand for commercial lawn, landscaping and turf maintenance services has exploded. In 2014 alone, it is projected that these types of services will generate approximately $50 billion in total revenues. To cater to the needs of this hardworking, entrepreneurial market requires products that are designed to run for hours at a time and from property to property while minimizing equipment downtime, ensuring consistent performance, and reducing operator fatigue. At the end of the day, these are paramount factors that translate directly to their bottom line. Listening again to the voice of the customer — lawn maintenance operators, golf course superintendents, sports field managers, and outdoor power equipment dealers and distributors — Brinly-Hardy Company made a strategic decision to purchase Spyker Spreaders in 2008. Founded by the original inventor of the broadcast spreader, Samuel Speicher, the company has come to be known for its extreme durability and best-in-class performance within the commercial market. Since the acquisition, the company has expanded its extensive line of broadcast push spreaders to include drop spreaders, electric- powered broadcast spreaders, ride-on broadcast spreaders, and power seeding equipment. Enabled by intense collaboration with commercial users, each of these newly developed products has integrated the Brinly-Hardy Company ideals of innovation, manufacturing excellence, and durability with the voice of the customer — dependability, ergonomics, and performance consistency. 2015 and beyond As a leading manufacturer of consumer lawn and garden attachments and commercial-grade spreading and seeding equipment, Brinly-Hardy Company is well positioned for significant growth in both sectors of the green industry. With a continuing focus on innovation, product quality, and hearing the voice of the customer, Brinly-Hardy Company looks forward with excitement and enthusiasm to its next 175 years in business. Brad Turner is the marketing coordinator at Brinly-Hardy Company. LI

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