She did accounting and payroll for a large farming operation in Jonesboro before moving back to Springfield to be a property accountant for the Wooten Company in 2001. She grew up in Salem and attended Drury University, then Arkansas State University in Jonesboro and graduated with a degree in accounting. Cheri Fenton has been named corporate human resources manager.After graduating with a master's degree in accounting, she was an accounting auditor at BKD for two years and later a staff accountant at SRC's NewStream Enterprises for four years. A native of Colorado, she attended Missouri State University and worked at Larson's as receptionist and accountant during college. Trista Barnes is the new corporate controller.In early 2011 he joined The Larson Group at Peterbilt as vice president and director of sales. He later spent 17 years working with PACCAR and Peterbilt Motors Company as a national account manager. He started with Farm Credit Services as a loan officer and then joined PACCAR as a general sales manager. Chuck Peterman has been named corporate used equipment manager.Newman graduated from the University of Missouri-Columbia with a degree in agricultural systems management. He grew up in Sullivan on a small farm raising cattle, corn, and soybeans. Newman was previously employed by John Deere Company for 15 years and has spent the past seven years as territory manager in the Springfield area. Brad Newman has been named Larson Farm and Lawn corporate director of operations.We are prepared to earn the business of folks at the new locations with a shared commitment to success and support.'Īs part of the expansion, several staff changes were made: Our secret to success is simple provide an excellent product and find employees who are willing to listen, ensure, and excel. 'We've been fortunate to experience success and growth in market share with John Deere,' he said, 'and we look forward to the opportunity to grow our footprint. Glenn Larson, president and owner of the group, said in a news release he is excited to add more locations with expanded trade areas. These recent acquisitions bring the total number of Larson Farm and Lawn locations to nine, including Rogersville, Nixa, West Plains, and Freistatt, Missouri and Harrison, Arkansas. Then, in October, it acquired the assets of Donald Farm & Lawn, including three John Deere dealerships in Lebanon, Rolla and Jefferson City. First, in July, Larson purchased Murphy Farm and Lawn in Anderson. The company added four new locations in two separate acquisitions. Larson Farm & Lawn Inc., based in Rogersville, reports it has had a busy year of change.

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