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MGIX Event Attracts 5,000 Industry Professionals

Mon February 13, 2017 - Midwest Edition
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Tom Miller (L), Caterpillar, joins Brian Speelman, Ohio CAT, to welcome attendees to the Ohio CAT booth.
Tom Miller (L), Caterpillar, joins Brian Speelman, Ohio CAT, to welcome attendees to the Ohio CAT booth.
Tom Miller (L), Caterpillar, joins Brian Speelman, Ohio CAT, to welcome attendees to the Ohio CAT booth. 
 (L-R): Meghan Fellure and Tim Cannon, both of Bobcat Enterprises, along with Buzz Helser and Chris Seta, both of Bobcat, spoke with attendees about the dealership’s lineup of  landscape and nursery equipment. Mark Hash (L) and Eric Bischoff, Murphy Tractor & Equipment, answer attendees’ questions about the dealership’s John Deere machines.  Taylor Dunifon (L) and Jason Snyder, both of JD Equipment, discuss landscape and nursery equipment-based solutions. Roberto Armbruster (L) and Chris Toigo, both of Aggcorp, introduced Powerscreen’s new Warrior 600 compact scalping screen, capable of processing up to 300 tons (272 t) per hour, at the show. Kevin Ray (L) of Burns JCB and Jim Blower, regional business manager, JCB North America , attend the show. George Jones, Vermeer Heartland, goes over the features of this CTX100 mini-skid steer. Chris Petrolio (L) and Jim Pape, both of Ditch Witch Mid-States, welcome attendees to the company’s equipment display at the show.

The Ohio Nursery & Landscape Association (ONLA) held its annual trade show and conference at the Greater Columbus Convention Center in Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 16 to 18. Formerly known as the CENTS show (Central Environmental Nursery Trade Show), the event has been rebadged MGIX (Midwest Green Industry Xperience). According to event organizers, the name has been changed to better reflect the event's scope in terms of addressing a broad range of environmental, landscape and nursery related issues.

The event attracted approximately 5,000 owner/operators, designers, architects, growers, arborists, retailers and other industry specialists from Ohio and surrounding states who came to see the latest equipment, products and services presented by nearly 300 exhibitors. Guests also took advantage of more than 90 educational sessions offered during the three-day event. The Ohio State University played a prominent role in the educational portion with 24 sessions focused on industry research, horticulture and pest and disease management. Hands on equipment and tool training sessions were available in the ONLA garage and an area designated the “Climbers Corner” featured arboriculture and climbing techniques.

The Ohio Nursery and Landscape Association (ONLA) is a non-profit association serving contractors, arborists, maintenance firms, nursery stock growers and suppliers involved with Ohio's nursery and landscape industry.




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