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Join in Cub Cadet’s 50th celebration with Learn.Choose.Play. online sweepstakes

To add to the excitement of its 50th celebration, Cub Cadet has launched a new interactive online experience … the Learn.Choose.Play. Sweepstakes. This new addition to www.CubCadet.com educates fans by highlighting the innovative features found on Cub’s industry-leading products and then tests that knowledge through a word-matching game. By simply taking part, players will automatically qualify to instantly win one of more than 1,000 Cub Cadet prizes with one lucky winner taking home a check for $10,000 to purchase the Cub Cadet equipment of their dreams.

“We really wanted to make our 50th a celebration everyone could be a part of,” explained Jeff Salamon, Cub Cadet director of brand marketing. “Whether that meant submitting a design to our Future Vision Contest, taking advantage of the current Cub Cadet Days sales specials, or winning new Cub Cadet gear and apparel through the Learn.Choose.Play. Sweepstakes, we’re thrilled to see so many of our fans joining in the party.”

Cub Cadet’s Learn.Choose.Play. Sweepstakes will run now through June 24. Visitors can play once a day and earn additional chances to win by rating and reviewing products, viewing interactive demos and exploring the great features on CubCadet.com. For more information on Cub Cadet or to take part in the Learn.Choose.Play. Sweepstakes visit, www.CubCadet.com.

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