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2021 LM150: Another record year
Now in its 13th year, the 2021 LM150 list of the largest landscape companies by revenue, boasts another record-setting revenue year of $12.6 billion. Find out which companies made our list.
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NALP supports H-2B visa expansion bill
The National Association of Landscape Professionals (NALP) is praising a bipartisan group of lawmakers for legislation that would permanently relieve caps on H-2B visas, making it easier to bring workers into the country.
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Landscapes 2021 conference registration opens
Registration is now open for the National Association of Landscape Professionals' conference, Landscapes, which is set to run concurrently with GIE+EXPO. Learn more about the educational opportunities.
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Scythe Robotics debuts autonomous mower
Scythe Robotics released its first zero-emission, autonomous mower and $18.6 million in Series A funding. Get the scoop on the launch.
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How to get the most out of your blower
Contractors share how proper maintenance helps them get the most out of their blowers and keeps them going during the busy season.
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Time-Saving On Irrigation & Landscaping — With Vac and Drills
How vacs and drills can help you reduce labor expenses and maximize your efficiency.
Date: June 17
Sponsored by: Ditch Witch
Save time, labor and reduce disruption on landscaping and irrigation jobs with Ditch Witch directional drills and versatile vacs. Product Managers Cory Maker and Chapman Hancock talk productivity and versatility with machines you might not have considered. Learn how you can put these new tools of the trade to use in more ways than ever.
Speakers:
- Cory Maker, product manager, HDD, Ditch Witch
- Chapman Hancock, product manager, Vacuum Excavation, Ditch Witch
Can’t attend the webinar? Register now and we’ll send you a link to the playback to watch at your convenience.
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A father-son attachment
Rob Sitarz wants to bring the Lawnmower Fender to the market, which his father created to prevent mower blades from causing damage to plants in the yard.
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Insights from LM's editors and landscape industry leaders
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