Cindy Whitt

Modern Farmer • December 12, 2022

Meet the Modern Farmer Using New Zealand Pigs to Restore a Former Tobacco Farm

When Rachel Herrick bought a 47-acre farm in Cameron, NC, she had her work cut out for her. The soil was stripped of nutrients, dry after decades of tobacco farming. But Herrick was undeterred. Farming was in her roots, and with some work and regenerative practices, she knew she could change the land for the better.

Synkd Advertorial • October 4, 2022

Engineering a Better Staple Gun

Staple Wasp engineered a better way to install erosion blankets, landscape fabric and driplines with a staple gun. The installation process is faster, uses less labor, improves installation quality and reduces the physical impacts on crews in the field.

Pro Landscaper Magazine USA • December 15, 2020

Green & Growin' Goes Virtual

Online education has been available for decades, but many have turned to it for the first time in 2020. The global pandemic forced everyone to find new ways to do business, socialize and learn.

Green & Growin' event website • December 8, 2020

Green & Growin' 21 Virtual Education

Everything looked different in 2020 due to the global pandemic, and business owners, employees and students stepped up to the challenge of shutdowns, social distancing and canceled events.

NC Nursery & Landscape Association • January 20, 2020

Green & Growin' 20

Worked with videographer to produce a video showcasing the N.C. green industry's largest annual trade show. Coordinated interviewees, scripted questions and oversaw on-site logistics.

Syngenta Press Release • March 12, 2019

Syngenta scientists discovers new technique

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C., USA, March 12, 2019 – Syngenta researchers recently published a paper in Nature Biotechnology, an international science journal, detailing their discovery of a genome-editing technique called haploid induction editing (HI-Edit™) technology, which ultimately reduces the time it takes to develop commercial crop varieties.

YouTube Video • September 7, 2018

Syngenta Celebrates the Career of Mary-Dell Chilton

Dr. Mary-Dell Chilton retired from Syngenta in 2018 after 35 years of service, but her contributions to agriculture and humanity will endure for generations to come.

Residential Plumbing Website • October 23, 2017

Water Heater Maintenance - Service Webpage

Regular water heater maintenance can keep your hot water heater running properly and help prevent any leaks or other issues that could become bigger headaches down the road.

Residential Plumbing Website • October 23, 2017

Clogged Drains - Service Web Page

You hop in the shower after someone in your family has used it and there’s still standing water in the tub, or you brush your teeth and your sink is filling up instead of draining. It sounds like a drain is clogged.

Drug Rehabilitation Blog • June 5, 2017

Millennials Drink the Most Wine in the U.S.

If you believe your Facebook news feed, then it’s no surprise that Millennials drink a lot of wine. Every other update from someone in their 20s or 30s seems to refer to wine. A new study from the Wine Market Council confirms it.

Drug Rehabilitation Blog • May 1, 2017

Quickest Ways to Relieve Stress Right Now

Your boss is sending an urgent request, your spouse texted to say one of your kids got in trouble at school and you forgot to get the meat out of the freezer for dinner. Quick! How can you stop yourself from freaking out?

Marketing Blog • November 22, 2016

Six Unique Places to Look for Marketing Jobs

I’m an Indeed.com type of girl. It’s my go-to job aggregator. It pulls listings from all over the web, including other job boards and newspaper websites. But I’ve learned that not all employment listings are found by Indeed.

Drug Rehabilitation Blog • November 1, 2016

PAWS: Post Acute Withdrawal Syndrome

When you give up drugs or alcohol, you go through two stages of withdrawal. The first occurs when you stop taking drugs or drinking and your body reacts to being without those substances.

Design Software Blog • September 5, 2016

Robot Gives Bricklayers a Run for Their Money

Hadrian can work 24 hours a day, laying 1000 bricks an hour. Can you say that about a traditional bricklayer? Probably not, because Hadrian is a robot.

HVAC Repair Blog • June 21, 2016

A Brief History of Air Conditioning

When it’s 90 degrees outside and you’re in your recliner in your cool den watching Jaws, you might wonder what people did before air conditioning. You’re in luck. Today we’re going to look at the history of air conditioning.

HVAC Repair Blog • June 15, 2016

What's That Smell?

When your air conditioner comes on, you expect it to produce air that cools your home, not a smell that makes you want to cover your nose and run outside.

Commercial Laundry Equipment Blog • April 7, 2016

Speed Queen Vended for Colleges

The last thing college students want to do is laundry – that’s why they take it home with them when they visit. Make it easy for them to do laundry on campus with Speed Queen’s line of vended laundry equipment.

Indovance Blog • February 18, 2016

Importance of Geographical Information Systems | Outsource Drafting

Every day GIS powers something that affects you. From helping you navigate your city to predicting weather patterns to reporting data during power outages and natural disasters, this technology is a part of our lives.

Indovance Blog • February 2, 2016

Reverse Engineering Compared to Other Engineering Outsourcing Services

Engineering is the design and development of products and structures. Within that field, there are two types of engineering: forward engineering and reverse engineering.

Business Attorneys Blog • October 30, 2015

Do I Need a Business Plan?

If you go to the grocery store without a list, you end up getting more than you meant to buy. Then later in the week, you find that you didn’t even get the essentials you needed. Starting a company without a business plan can cause similar problems but on a much larger scale.