“Kickin’ Cancer In The Grass": Bush Hog’s Special Campaign in October

Bush Hog says “we’re not just about cutting grass; we’re about cutting out cancer, too! We’re proud to announce that we’ll be donating $10,000 towards breast cancer research.”

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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Bush Hog says “we’re not just about cutting grass; we’re about cutting out cancer, too! We’re proud to announce that we’ll be donating $10,000 towards breast cancer research.”

Additionally, the rotary cutter manufacturer has made 50 Limited Edition Pink BH216 Single-Spindle Rotary Cutters. Those have been available for sale at dealers across the country.

And, local dealerships are engaged with special participation to raise cancer awareness as well.

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