Bad Boy Mowers to create 300 jobs in Arkansas

Bad Boy Mowers has announced it will expand its campus in Batesville, Ark., creating 300 jobs over the next five years. As part of the expansion, the company will build a new paint facility and shipping center while continuing to add manufacturing equipment. It also will move its corporate office and truck shop to existing facilities and continue to expand its transportation fleet.

Founded in 2000, Bad Boy Mowers began production in 2002, manufacturing and selling zero-turn mowers, subcompact tractors, outdoor landscaping tools, parts, and accessories. It sells its products to various retailers and to more than 1,100 independent dealers nationwide.