Tag: West Virginia

spongy moth

The Spongy Moth…It’s Back And Spreading. Find Out Where.

Destructive spongy moths have been found in almost half of U.S. states, and can cause damage to more than 300 tree species.
October Industry News

Recent Green Industry News

Recent Green Industry news and updates from Mecalac, STIHL, Landscape Workshop, NuFarm, Project EverGreen and more.
Kubota FVC

Kubota Awards Equipment to Five Veterans

In honor of those who served, Kubota Tractor Corporation awarded five new farmer veteran recipients new Kubota equipment through its 2022 “Geared to Give”...
pollinator

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...

Think Twice Before Planting Pampas Grass, Or Miscanthus, In Certain Areas

Just this past April, Turf reported on the South Slough National Estuarine and Research Reserve in Oregon asking coastal residents to survey their properties...
MANTS

MANTS® Show In January 2021 Canceled As In-Person Event

The Mid-Atlantic Nursery Trade Show (MANTS®) has announced that the 2021 show, initially scheduled for January 6-8 at the Baltimore Convention Center, will not...
snow and ice management equipment

Get Equipped: Snow And Ice Management Equipment

This assortment of snow and ice management equipment can improve and add value to the professional services you offer your company’s clients.
Benchmarking Your Snow Business

Benchmarking Your Snow Business

Benchmarking is an essential process that allows your company to measure actual performance and compare it to goals or established key performance indicators.

Featured Videos

[VIDEO] Dickies®: Discover Workwear That’s Anything But Uniform

Looking for uniform solutions for your large team? An unmatched inventory and versatile looks are just a few reasons why companies trust Dickies®.
Taking Root

Arborjet Announces $10,000 Taking Root Scholarship Winners

Students Taylor Sirios of Massachusetts and Natniel Zemede of California are each receiving $10,000 Taking Root Scholarships from Arborjet/Ecologel.
spongy moth

The Spongy Moth…It’s Back And Spreading. Find Out Where.

Destructive spongy moths have been found in almost half of U.S. states, and can cause damage to more than 300 tree species.
permeable road

Paving The Way To A Better Community

Permeable paver roads have brought aesthetics, flexibility, and sustainability to Alys Beach for nearly 20 years.
Oldcastle APG

Permeable Pavers In Landscape Projects

Permeable pavers are gaining popularity due to rising municipal stormwater management concerns resulting in more stringent regulations.