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Neonic Alternatives For Grubs
With neonicotinoids increasingly under fire, do you have a backup plan for grub control?
Federal Tax Credit For Zero-Emission Commercial Landscape Equipment Introduced
A recently introduced federal bill would provide professional landscapers with a 40% credit on the purchase of zero-emission equipment up to $25,000 every year.
Two Makita Battery-Powered OPE Systems Earn AGZA Field Tested Certification
Two Makita Battery-Powered OPE Systems, the XGT® and ConnectX™ now carry the AGZA Field Tested Certification, or AFTC.
NALP & Colorado Landscapers Advocate For Pesticide Applicators’ Act
The government relations team of the National Association of Landscape Professionals (NALP) was on the ground recently in Colorado in collaboration with the Associated...
Buying New Mowers?
Gas-powered mowers are still considered the go-to machines for many in the Green Industry. Here’s what some experts had to say.
What’s In The Market For 2023?
Bigger, badder, battery-operated everything. And robots!
Depending on your perspective, the professional lawn care and land-scape Industry is either ripe with exciting new opportunities or...
Pollinator License Plate To Fund Wildflower Highway Habitats
Here's another way to support pollinators: Pennsylvania drivers and motorists who want to encourage pollinators will soon be able to buy specialty license plates...
Benefits & Challenges Of Transitioning To Battery Power
Sustainability Workshop With AGZA, NALP & Others Held In NJ It was a beautiful day to learn about battery power. Yesterday, Turf attended a sustainable...
Pesticides Increasingly Under Attack In State Legislatures
Op Ed: The National Association of Landscape Professionals (NALP) urges advocacy.
The National Association of Landscape Professionals (NALP) will hold its ELEVATE conference and expo...
Turf April 2022 Issue
Editor's Letter: April 2022 Issue
"It's not that easy being green." - Kermit The Frog Perhaps no one empathizes with Kermit right now better than lawn and...