As climate change continues to spark major weather events, an increase in the number of power outages around the world is expected.
Located in the sprawling farmland of northern Indiana, aviation business Agriflite provides aerial agriculture applications to farmers through a small fleet of planes.
Three months. That’s how little time Macy and Sherry Summers had between the installation of their new Cummins QuietConnect™ home standby generator and its first major test: the arrival of Hurricane Sally.
As a third-generation grocer in Thibodaux, Louisiana, a small college town 60 miles southwest of New Orleans, Blake Richard wasn’t about to evacuate when Hurricane Ida was headed toward him last year.
Recently Cummins Marketing Manager Hollin Bolden connected with Tom Gerstner, President of Anderson Water, Power and Air, a Cummins Home and Small Business Power Generation Dealer, to hear how they have found growth despite market challenges.
This article was authored by Jared Godwin, Cummins dealer at Lawson & Lawson Electrical Services If you live in one of the states bordering the Gulf of Mexico or in another coastal area, you know that hurricane season begins June 1.