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Tacoma-Based Sprague Named A Top 100 Company in the United States

June 15, 2021

Sprague Pest Solutions Earns A Top National Ranking For Helping the World Eat Safer Food and Live and Work in Healthier Environments

Tacoma, Wash. (June 8, 2021) – The world deserves to eat safer food and live and work in healthier environments each day. Protecting the food processing, distribution and service facilities for some of the world’s most recognizable consumer brands from threat of food-borne illnesses brought on by pests is a job Sprague Pest Solutions has proudly performed for more than 95 years.

That dedication protects not only physical structures and brands from dangerous pests, but also millions of consumers who buy, prepare and consume the food products that are produced and stored in these facilities.

As a result of its efforts, Tacoma-based Sprague has once again been named to the 2021 Pest Control Technology magazine Top 100 list (based on revenue). The list was featured in the magazine’s May issue.

Sprague, a fourth-generation company dedicated to providing clients with innovative integrated pest management (IPM) solutions, ranks # 2 as the largest pest management service provider dedicated solely to commercial pest management and 24th largest pest management company in the United States. This marks the fourth consecutive year Sprague has ranked in the top 25 on the list.

“We are proud and humbled to once again be named to PCT magazine’s Top 100 List,” said Ross Treleven, president of Sprague. “Our inclusion on the list and emergence as the second largest provider of commercial pest services in the United States speaks to our ongoing commitment to culture, people, innovation and exceptional client care.”

In addition to innovative preventive pest management and consulting services, Sprague offers specialty technical services including risk assessments and audit preparation, heat treatments, commodity fumigations and fumigation alternatives, large-scale bird exclusion and management, and employee and food safety training.

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Mountain View Seeds

February 20, 2019

Located in heart of the world’s finest grass seed production region, Mountain View Seeds of Salem, Oregon produces turf and forage grass varieties that are shipped all over the world. Quality MVS seeds are used on golf courses and sports fields, sod farms, parks, corporate and residential turf, and other locations requiring superior appearance, performance, and value.

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The Finest Bentgrasses in the World

March 1, 2013

Tee-2-Green is the exclusive marketer of the finest bentgrasses available for golf course greens, fairways and tees.

The Penncross Bentgrass Growers Association owns Tee-2-Green and the growers take pride in the legendary bentgrass seed varieties they provide to golf courses. “Tee-2-Green is a unique company in the seed industry because it is owned by the farmers who grow the bentgrass,” says Terry Plagmann, president of Tee-2-Green. “It’s very satisfying knowing a lot of people are benefiting from the turf for which we provide the seed.”

From charcoal growing to hand weeding, the growers and their families strive to meet and exceed the rigorous Oregon State testing standards. That’s why the Tee-2-Green bents are known and trusted by superintendents who demand the highest quality of seed.
Penncross: The first of its kind

Professors Burton Musser and Joe Duich of Penn State University developed the first Penn bent, Penncross. When introduced, Penncross provided golf with a giant leap in bentgrass quality, and today it remains one of the most popular bentgrasses in the world.

But that was just the start. Newer, ground-breaking bentgrasses like the Penn A’s and G’s, Seaside II, Penneagle II and PennLinks II continue setting even higher standards for playability and easy management that others still try to match. And today, there is a brilliant new generation of super-star bentgrasses, Crystal BlueLinks, Pure Distinction and Pure Select that are leading golf toward the ultimate bentgrasses of the future.

Contact information:
Lee Habrich
Tee-2-Green Corp.
PO Box 250
Hubbard, OR 97032
800-547-0255
[email protected]

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