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Gravely 672 or Ferris 3300 72 inch cut for 12 acres of horse farm use in KY?

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I am selling my Toro 6000 60 inch cut for a bigger more comfortable mower. Both the above mowers are sold by the same dealership that is excellent. I like them both and will demo them next week.

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LOVING acquires Babcock Ranch Sod Farm

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GASTONIA, N.C. – LOVING has acquired the Babcock Ranch Sod Farm located in Fort Myers, Florida. LOVING and Kitson & Partners worked on the framework of the arrangement to ensure a transition for employees, clients and vendors.

“We are beyond excited to build upon the rich history that has been created over the past 23 years at the Babcock Ranch Sod Farm,” said LOVING Founder and President Mike Haynes. “This is a farm that produces top-notch quality sod from a top-notch quality team. Syd Kitson and his entire team at Kitson & Partners have done a great job of continuing the legacy of the Babcock family. We are grateful and excited to continue to build upon the history that has been created over the years at this farm."

Babcock Ranch is an 18,000-acre, solar-powered town is planned for 19,500 homes and up to 6 million square feet of commercial and retail space at build-out.

LOVING is headquartered in Gastonia, NC and offers landscaping, outdoor living, and sod supply to both local and national homebuilding clients throughout the Southeast.

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How Some Companies Are Using Unique Incentives to Attract Talent

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As employers nationwide struggle to fill positions, many companies are trying a range of new tactics to find and keep job candidates.

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Hosta – White Leaves

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Q: I have hostas but I do not know the …

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"Identical" blades = expensive lesson

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I needed new blades for my 72" Turf Tiger 2. One (and only one) of the two Scag dealers on the island claimed to have them in stock. When I arrived to pick them up I noticed that the part number pressed into the blade was 482880. The part number shown in the owner’s manual for TT2 blades is 482882.

I later found the 482880 is listed by Scag as the blade for a 72" Cheetah and I will refer to them as the TT blade or the Cheetah blade.

I said "that part number is off by one digit." Dealer…

"Identical" blades = expensive lesson

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Easy DIY Wood Sides on 5×8 Utility Trailer PHOTOS

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I just finished (sort of) refurbishing my utility trailer for the second time since purchasing it used in 2010.
I took a lot of pics as I worked, so I thought I would share. Maybe someone will find it useful.

This thread will have two parts – first, a quick batch of photos of how it looked when I bought it, and how I refurbished it the first time, followed by the current refurb showing how I did the work this time around.

It’s a basic Carry On brand 5’x8′, open mesh floor trailer.
When I…

Easy DIY Wood Sides on 5×8 Utility Trailer PHOTOS

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Slice seeding dog piss damage

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Got a new customer for fert/weed control. Has an apprx 2k sq ft section of his back lawn that is pretty dog-pissed up. He has 3 big labs taking leaks back there. Claims to want a really nice lawn (I’m thinking as he speaks "yeah righ bud, get rid of those dogs and we’ll get you a nicer lawn). At any rate wants the damaged section renovated. Told him to cut off all that piss sod and re-install, but will be expensive. I could also lay some compost back there and power seed into it with…

Slice seeding dog piss damage

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ZT-3400 Transaxle

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Did a search for this question but couldn’t find an answer.

My mower is a Scag Cheeta 48 inch cut, 2012 year I think. Has ZT-3400 transaxles.
The mover will only move backwards on the right side. Not forward.
Moves forward and backwards on the left side. Has proper amount of 20w50 in tank.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance

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BIFGA technical day set for 26 May

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The 33rd BIFGA Technical day will take the form of afternoon/early evening tours, which will enable four, separate, “socially-distanced” small groups to visit (concurrently) four different sites (3 farms, and one cold storage site) situated in relatively close proximity to each other, in West Kent.

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About the $600.00 limitation of payment for nonemployees.

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So according to the U.S. government, if you pay a non-employee such as a guy for labor 600 dollars or more, you must send him a 1099 misc. If I pay someone say 599 then I don’t have to send him a 1099 misc and basically keep a record of him on file. Just pay someone 599 in cash or check or card and be done with it.

My question is, is that 600 dollar limitation for the entire tax year or per project? Can I hire the same guy for a different project say five months later and pay him another…

About the $600.00 limitation of payment for nonemployees.

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