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Having products ready to use when spring rolls around can give your company a big head start. (Photo: PBI-Gordon)

Tips for managing resistance buildup in lawn care

Experts recommend rotating and mixing modes of action, maintaining healthy turf and applying lethal doses to prevent resistance buildup.

Crabgrass. (Photo: Quali-Pro)

Why weed prevention is a year-long opportunity

Why preemergent herbicides are one of the most versatile tools in a lawn care operator's arsenal.

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Envu launches NOW Solutions with four ways for LCOs to save up to 12 percent

The four options include Base Tier Rebates, Envu Extras, NOW Bonus and Volume Buys.

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Envu to host webinar revealing the blueprint for lawn care operators to reduce callbacks

The webinar will walk LCOs through short and long-term pest, weed and disease control tactics.

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Syngenta launches free online weed identification guide for turf professionals

The online weed identification guide supports accurate weed identification and agronomic recommendations for turf pros.

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Dandelion control made simple for lawn care pros

Dandelions are everywhere, but they’re very manageable.

Crabgrass can hog up space in lawns and leave dead, empty spots in its place when it’s removed. (Photo: Getty Images: Maudib / iStock / Getty Images Plus)

Crabgrass and goosegrass control: Why timing is everything

How to handle the annual crabgrass and goosegrass invasion.

It ain’t easy: Wyrick says Poa is in the top five most difficult weeds to remove. (Getty Images: DNY59 / E+, boschettophotography / iStock / Getty Images Plus)

Two steps ahead: How seasonal weed control planning helps lawn pros control their year

When an LCO takes the time to plan out their year, it allows them to think about how much product they’ll need and when they’ll need it.

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How bioherbicides can be used in lawn care

While traditional synthetic herbicides still rule the roost, a growing number of lawn care pros are turning to bioherbicides as an effective option.

Poa annua is particularly tricky to control, so it’s important to not let it ruin your preparations for the upcoming spring season. (Photo: Ben Pease; Getty Images: DNY59 / E+, boschettophotography / iStock / Getty Images Plus)

Tips for monitoring and controlling warm-season weeds

Jay Wyrick gives his rundown on warm-season weeds to watch this winter.

Being a tricky weed to control, nutsedge growing in prevalence can be bad news for LCOs. (Photo: undefined undefined / iStock / Getty Images Plus / Getty Images)

Turf School: Emerging turf problems for LCOs

Here are the emerging turf problems LCOs should have on their radar.

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Agri-Fab introduces new weed eliminator for riding mowers

With a 48-inch working width and a 6-gallon tank, weeds can be eliminated quicker with fewer refills and less waste.

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The benefits of building an annual agronomic plan

How annual agronomic planning allowed my business to improve turf health, reduce weeds and boost profits

Big brother: Yellow nutsedge can grow twice as tall as its purple counterpart. (Photo: Howard F. Schwartz, Colorado State University, Bugwood.org (Left); md Sojibul Islam / istock / getty images plus / getty images (top); header, Getty Images: DNY59 / E+, boschettophotography / iStock / Getty Images Plus)

Turf School: How to manage nutsedge

Don't go nuts trying to control this tough pest.

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FireHawk Bioherbicide makes debut at 2025 APGA Conference

The bioherbicide drew the attention of public garden leaders, horticulturists and sustainability experts who were eager to discover new options for weed control.

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