01-Oct-2003
Industry Announcements Ewing Irrigation Products merges with Georgia-based Irrigation Solutions
Deere recalls some Gator Utility Vehicles for potential brake problem
Hunter Industries rebounds from arson
Davey grows grounds division
John Deere Landscapes names two new sales reps for southern states
Weed Man Inc. grows its U.S. presence
Scotts Seed launches new Web site
Barenbrug names Walt Pemrick account manager for RTF Turf Producers...
Dow AgroSciences sells tree growth regulator business to SePRO
Symbiot launches new Pest Management Network
Associations Complimentary ALCA Bucks program available to its Supplier Members
CLCA inks agreement with landscape-design software company
RISE welcomes 2004 governing board and officers
ANLA seeks nominations for best-of-the-best awards
Events Two important regional shows coming up in Ohio, New York
ALCA Executive Forum treks to San Diego in February
North Carolina's Turfgrass Conference & Show kicks off the new year in...
JP Horizons' 2004 Winter Development Series announced
ALCA thanks 2004 Student Career Day sponsors
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PLCAA Green Tech 2004 Management Forum set for sunny Boca Raton in February
Grounds managers will gather in Indianapolis next month for 33rd annual...
ALCA expands January's Masters in Management seminar to West Coast in March
PLCAA hires former pilots to keynote GIC next month
Business Management Four-day work week works for some
Ten tips for smarter buying
Athletic Turf Chicago Bears name Deere its preferred provider of grounds equipment at...
OSU's Sports Turf Short Course set for March 1-3, 2004 in Columbus, OH
Irrigation and Water Xeriscape conference will face tough questions
Government Regulation ANLA posts Spanish-language information on pending immigration reform...
Proposed California small engine emissions regulations bog down federal...
TruGreen Chemlawn will honor National Do-Not-Call List
TruGreen Chemlawn settles Pennsylvania class action suit
Job Safety California wildfires impacting landscapers? lives, businesses
Shindaiwa recalls DH and HT series hedge trimmers
Field Reports EXPO 2003 finds success with new Fall show schedule
Beating the big box blues
Deere unveils wealth of new products at media preview event
Gotta love grubs
Field Report: EXPO 2003 Expo racks up big numbers
Business & the Economy Scotts Lawn Service becomes The Scotts Company's fastest growing business
Preliminary report shows consumer confidence improving in October
ServiceMaster predicts flat revenue through 2004
LESCO Q3 earnings up 12% compared to last year
Strong housing market in September surprises economists
Missing - TOC Fertilizer update: Natural-gas prices will stay high
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