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The Turf August 2023 issue provides the knowledge and tools landscapers need to create more resilient landscapes in the face of today's extreme weather.

The University of Arkansas Turfgrass Field Day was the first in-person field day in four years and attracted approximately 175 attendees who learned about current research on dollar spot, broadleaf weed control, and other topics.

Plant growth regulators can support reduced water use, mowing, and labor while helping turf color, quality, and health. But you need to know what you're doing.

Landscape Forms gathered female leaders and students to discuss critical issues and future prospects for women in the profession.

Looking for a Landscaper Barbie? The John Deere Barbie or Builder Barbie come pretty close!

Does your landscape crew practice heat safety measures? Hydration and gear are crucial, but so are these other tips.

No noise is good noise. Scythe robotics on how noise abatement regulations and customer demands are pushing the Industry toward electric options.

Exploring landscaping in the era of drought or deluge, the Turf June 2023 issue — The Water Issue — focuses on water conservation, irrigation, sustainable solutions, and more.

The Green Industry experienced revenue growth of around 5-10% in the first quarter of 2023, according to the latest Home Service Economic Report: 2023 Q1 edition from Jobber.

The good blooms, the bad pests, and the pretty pots! It's a Spring day in my backyard full of color, aphids, spotted lanternfly nymphs, and potted plant combos.