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When it comes to invasive species, the emerald ash borer has received the most attention in the United States in recent years. But it’s far from the only threat to trees. Here are five other pests that affect trees.
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Robert Powell is a certified arborist with A Plus Tree Service, and he loves to climb. Now, technology is helping to make his job easier and more efficient. Listen in as he shares his story and how technology can help you in your daily work.
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Technology has come a long way over the past three decades. Things that were once considered luxuries are now integral parts of our daily lives, potentially making us safer and more productive. Technology used in the tree climbing industry is no exception.
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The U.S. tree care industry entered 2016 on strong footing. Read to learn more about tree care trends from the rise of technology to continuing challenges in finding qualified labor.
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Brent Rolffs has a unique view when it comes to tree care equipment. He worked for several years in Vermeer manufacturing facilities at the company’s headquarters in Pella, Iowa. So it was an easy decision on what equipment to run when he and his wife, Brenda, bought Pella Tree Service in 2007.
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Through the Tree Care Industry Association Foundation Arborist Safety Training Institute, there are grants available to help off-set the cost of hosting a safety training workshop in your area.
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Knowing your balance sheet is just one part of managing business costs. Learn more from Kurt Pearson with Compass Financial Services in this short video.
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“We are running anywhere between 25 and 35 people out of one building. One thing that we’ve learned throughout the years is organization,” says Todd Kramer of Kramer Tree Specialists. Hear more from Kramer on how this Chicagoland tree care company stays organized as part of the Vermeer From Those Who Know series.
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As cold weather approaches, people often ask, “How should my crews dress?” The simplest answer is dress like an onion and think in terms of layers; an onion has many layers and so should anyone working outdoors in cold temperatures.
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