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Silica regulations: Understanding why compliance is important

While there has been an increase in awareness, the vast majority still do not understand the silica threat. Click here to learn why this regulation is important.

August 26, 2019

Everything contractors need to know about workers’ comp before buying

Workers’ compensation insurance is a form of coverage that protects business owners and their employees should they get injured or fall ill due to work-related activity.

August 21, 2019

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How to: Handling an emergency on the project site

Driving out to different projects every day may feel routine to landscapers, but routines aren’t always guaranteed. Life is unpredictable, leading to certain situations that are handled best when they’re prepared for. Landscaping teams and business owners should be on the same page concerning how to respond to an emergency on the project site. All […]

August 20, 2019

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News roundup: Landscape company pleads guilty to visa fraud

Cardinal Lawn and Landscape, Inc. based in High Ridge, Missouri, and its president, William J. Richardet, have pled guilty to one count each of conspiracy to commit visa fraud.

August 19, 2019

The Greenery, Inc.: Safety first leads to success

The Greenery, Inc., based on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, reached $65 million in revenue last year and they credit their year after year success to their three-step initiative: safety, quality and production.

July 26, 2019

Product roundup: Greenworks Commercial adds three new models to its 82V string trimmer line

Greenworks Commercial has three new lithium-ion string trimmer models in its 82V line.

July 24, 2019

Stress lightning safety to landscape crews during summer thunderstorms

The odds of being struck by lightning any given year is 1.1 million, but those who are working outside in open spaces are far more at risk.

July 9, 2019

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What to know about slip and fall lawsuits in the snow removal industry

At the Snow & Ice Management Association’s (SIMA) 22nd Annual Snow & Ice Symposium in Grand Rapids, Michigan, landscape contractors had the opportunity to attend a number of educational sessions related to snow and ice removal. One topic that was offered on Thursday, June 27, was called “Tales from the Witness Stand: What You Sign […]

July 1, 2019

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Cooling towels and other methods to beat the heat this summer

There are several heat-related illnesses your employees can encounter. Click here to learn ways to keep your staff cool.

June 25, 2019

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In the know: Talking to customers about National Water Safety Month

With the dog days of summer fast approaching, your customers are bound to be aching to spend countless hours in the cool embrace of their pools, but with these fun summer pastimes comes an element of danger. When dealing with pools, it’s important that your customers understand the safety precautions that must be upheld before […]

May 24, 2019

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Safety watch: Operating forestry mulchers

Forestry mulching is a profitable service but it's important to know how to operate these dangerous attachments safely.

May 24, 2019

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How to: Safely removing geese from your customer’s landscape

If your customer wants to keep geese off their property, click here to learn more about safe and legal methods for removal.

May 23, 2019

The history of the hard hat as the indispensable PPE turns 100

The first hard hat, introduced by E.W. Bullard in 1919, was dubbed the "Hard Boiled" hat. Check out Bullard's timeline of innovating the hard hat here on TLC.

April 19, 2019

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Preserving history: What you need to know about historic tree and site care

Find out what kind of training and education go into avoiding common landscaping mistakes when caring for trees on historic sites here.

April 18, 2019

In the know: Keeping new employees safe on the job

Workplace safety training helps keep employees safe on the job. Learn more about how to implement a safety training program at your landscaping company here.

April 11, 2019

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How to appropriately outfit your landscaping team for all weather conditions

Extreme weather conditions can wreak havoc on landscapers. Find out how to outfit your landscape crew for scorching summers and freezing winters here on TLC.

April 4, 2019

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Safety watch: Using GPS, routing technology to improve driver safety

As your landscaping company grows, find out how a GPS tracking device could improve fleet safety, employee accountability, and ROI.

March 27, 2019

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Valley fever and the threat it poses to landscaping crews

If you own a landscaping business in the southwestern United States, learn more about protecting your crew of landscapers from contracting Valley fever.

March 18, 2019

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Yanmar unveils its smallest compact track loader, the TL65RS

The 8,575-pound model is designed for easy transport and tight jobsites. It marks the fourth and final release in the company's new CTL lineup.

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SiteOne offers new Equipment Service Desk for customers

Ford F-350 Platinum Plus Pickup Truck in Antimatter Blue

What's new for the 2025 Ford F-Series Super Duty?

Blue Diamond Attachments announces a new land grader

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Loftness introduces lightweight Battle Ax Mulching Head for compact excavators

The Attachments Idea Book

Landscapers use a variety of attachments for doing everything from snow removal to jobsite cleanup, and regardless of how often they are used, every landscaper has a favorite attachment.

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