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Don’t miss the top 5 giveaways at GIE+EXPO
It’s expected to be another record-breaking attendance year at GIE+EXPO this week in Louisville, Ky., and while there’s a lot to see and do during the show, here’s a rundown of some of the big giveaways from cash prizes to equipment: Mercedes-Benz Vans $20,000 giveaway Details: Mercedes-Benz will give away $20,000 to one lucky winner... read more
Live from GIE+EXPO 2019
Check in with us for the latest news, product releases, photos and videos from one of the industry’s biggest shows. News Social media feed Tweets by LandscapeMgmt Videos GIE+EXPO 2017 playlist Resources GIE+EXPO website GIE+EXPO floor plan GIE+EXPO concert series Past coverage GIE+EXPO 2017 GIE+EXPO 2016 GIE+EXPO 2015 GIE+EXPO 2014 read more
5 not-so-bold predictions for GIE+EXPO
Five: Parking, for the first time, will be a breeze. It was always a bad feeling to be running late getting from downtown Louisville to the Kentucky Expo Center, only to get off the exit and be greeted by a mile-long line to get into the parking lot. Thankfully, parking at GIE+EXPO is free this... read more
Bobcat CEO discusses company’s new training facility
Landscape Management’s Seth Jones talks with Bobcat CEO Scott Park and President of Bobcat North America Mike Balweber about the company’s success over the last year, leading to the opening of its new training facility in Aurora, Colo. Check out the interview below. ICYMI: Bobcat debuts new vision, innovative products read more
Winning the game
with software
When Mike Rorie, CEO of GIS Dynamics, gave the keynote at the 2019 Aspire Client Conference in Tempe, Ariz., his message was simple: The smartest investment you can make today is software. Rorie knows. He spent 18 years working long hours to grow his business to $3 million in revenue. In 1993, he invested in... read more
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EPA approves Vexis® Herbicide Granular for sedge, kyllinga control
Managing herbicide-resistant weeds while controlling tough sedges and kyllingas just got easier: The U.S. EPA has approved Vexis® Herbicide Granular from PBI-Gordon. You can learn more about Vexis and other PBI-Gordon Turf solutions at Booth #1104 at GIE+EXPO in Louisville, Ky., this week. Vexis is a selective, post-emergent herbicide that provides excellent control of: Sedges, Kyllingas, and Rushes: Yellow nutsedge... read more
Jobber launches tools to help landscape pros connect with customers
Jobber, a provider of home service management software, launched several new features including online booking, automated customer quote follow-ups, integrations with marketing automation platform Mailchimp and online task automation tool Zapier. These new integrations and features are offered as part of Jobber’s Grow plan, available in monthly and annual subscriptions. “With our new automated features, owners of lawn care and landscaping companies... read more
Protecting DEF from extreme cold and other conditions
According to the Farmer’s Almanac, the winter of 2019-20 will be filled with bitterly cold weather in the eastern parts of the Rockies and east to the Appalachians. The Northeast should also experience very cold temperatures as well. For municipalities, public utilities, landscapers and others that are involved in outdoor work and snow removal, there is always plenty of annual... read more
