Tom Herbert, owner of Bo-Mer Custom Manufacturing and EarthPlanter, welcomes the Business Council of New York State's Manufacturing Week bus tour to Auburn. The Business Council stopped at Bo-Mer to recognize EarthPlanter for its win in the 2025 "Coolest Thing Made in NY" contest, as well as…
AUBURN — As a reward for winning the Business Council of New York State's "Coolest Thing Made in NY" contest in 2025, Bo-Mer Custom Manufacturing was a stop on the organization's bus tour on Thursday.
Heather Mulligan, president and CEO of the Business Council of New York State, comments on the Manufacturing Week bus tour stop in Auburn and the importance of manufacturing in New York.
Bo-Mer (EarthPlanter) owner Tom Hubert speaks during the Business Council of New York State's statewide bus tour stop at Bo-Mer in Auburn in recognition of its "Coolest Thing Made in NY" honor.
Bo-Mer (EarthPlanter) owner Tom Hubert signs the Business Council of New York State's touring bus during a stop at Bo-Mer in Auburn in recognition of its "Coolest Thing Made in NY" honor.
Congressman John Mannion speaks at an event at Bo-Mer Custom Manufacturing in Auburn recognizing EarthPlanter, a brand owned by Bo-Mer, for its 2025 win in the Business Council of New York State's "Coolest Thing Made in NY" contest.
State Sen. Rachel May speaks at a Manufacturing Week bus tour led by the Business Council of New York State. The organization visited Bo-Mer in Auburn to highlight EarthPlanter, which won the Business Council's "Coolest Thing Made in NY" in 2025.
Bo-Mer (EarthPlanter) owner Tom Hubert speaks during the Business Council of New York State's statewide bus tour stop at Bo-Mer in Auburn in recognition of its "Coolest Thing Made in NY" honor.
Bo-Mer (EarthPlanter) owner Tom Hubert signs the Business Council of New York State's touring bus during a stop at Bo-Mer in Auburn in recognition of its "Coolest Thing Made in NY" honor.