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Kubota Partners with Social Media Favorite SB Mowing to Expand his Community Impact

Kubota Partners with Social Media Favorite SB Mowing to Expand his Community Impact
May 15, 2026
By Farms.com

Strategic collaboration support viral lawn care creator "Mow it Forward" with advanced Kubota tools to scale property transformations and community outreach and support.

Kubota Tractor Corporation has announced a strategic partnership with SB Mowing, a leading lawn care content creator with a social media audience exceeding 50 million followers, in a move that blends equipment innovation with community impact.

The collaboration is set to enhance SB Mowing’s ability to tackle large-scale overgrown properties while expanding his philanthropic initiative, SB Mow It Forward, which focuses on revitalizing neglected spaces and supporting individuals in need.

Perhaps with larger equipment, SB Mowing will be able to tackle some neglected agriculture and rural properties. Thus far, his focus has remained largely on community-based residential cleanups, frequently completed at no cost to homeowners in need. 

The Kubota collaboration brings more advanced equipment which could signal an opportunity for expansion into rural or even agricultural settings. With tools capable of handling denser vegetation, debris, and larger property footprints, SB Mowing may be positioned to take on more complex projects that align with farmstead maintenance, acreage rehabilitation, or neglected rural properties.

SB Mowing, based in Wichita, Kansas, has built a global audience through his visually compelling before-and-after lawn transformation videos. His content often highlights dramatic property cleanups carried out at no cost to homeowners, bringing attention to both community challenges and the power of professional landscaping.

Advanced Equipment to Drive Larger Projects
As part of the partnership, Kubota will supply a suite of professional-grade machinery designed for demanding landscaping environments. This includes two SZ Series stand-on mowers, a ZD Series zero-turn mower, and an SCL1000 stand-on compact loader.

These machines are intended to improve efficiency across a wide range of tasks, from cutting dense vegetation and clearing debris to maintaining residential and commercial properties showcased in SB Mowing’s content.

Theresa Duncan, Associate Director for Marketing and Advertising at Kubota Tractor Corporation, emphasized the alignment between the two brands.

“His dedication to helping others, combined with his strong work ethic and growing reach, makes this a natural fit in Kubota Country,” Duncan said. “We are proud to provide the equipment that helps him take on more projects and expand his impact.”

The partnership reflects a broader trend in the equipment sector, where manufacturers increasingly collaborate with digital creators to demonstrate product capabilities in real-world conditions while reaching new audiences.

Supporting a Growing Philanthropic Movement
A central component of the agreement is Kubota’s support for SB Mow It Forward, an initiative that extends beyond property transformation.

The program is designed to empower aspiring entrepreneurs in the lawn and landscape industry while continuing to provide free services to individuals and families facing difficult circumstances.

By supplying equipment for these projects, Kubota is helping to scale the initiative’s reach, enabling more communities to benefit from property restoration efforts.

SB Mowing expressed enthusiasm about the opportunities created through the partnership.

“As my business continues to grow, the demands of the work are changing, and Kubota is the right fit for the job,” he said. “I am looking forward to what we can accomplish together and the impact we can continue to make.”

Blending Digital Influence with Industry Growth
The agreement highlights the growing influence of digital creators within the agriculture and landscaping sectors. With millions of viewers regularly engaging with transformation content, creators like SB Mowing are shaping public perception of outdoor work while inspiring new entrants into the field.

For Kubota, the collaboration provides a platform to showcase equipment performance under real conditions while reinforcing its commitment to supporting communities and small business growth.

As the lawn care and landscaping industry continues to evolve, partnerships like this signal a shift toward combining technology, storytelling, and social impact to drive engagement and innovation.

With enhanced equipment and increased support, SB Mowing is positioned to expand both his operational capabilities and his mission to make a tangible difference, one property at a time.


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