Last season, more than 3,000 Green Industry professionals from across the country participated in 94 seminars held in 16 states and 56 cities nationwide.

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Most courses combine classroom instruction with hands-on experience to prepare attendees for real-world challenges. Each workshop offers tips to make daily operations more economical, while helping participants discover strategies to grow their business in the face of increased competition.

This year, landscape and irrigation professionals can take advantage of a wide variety of courses, including:

• Irrigation Troubleshooting (offered in English Spanish)
• Advanced Installation Troubleshooting Design (offered in English Spanish)
• Water Management Strategies/Field Auditing (offered in English Spanish) ?EUR??,,????'?????<
• Landscape Irrigation Auditor optional CLIA Exam
• Introduction to Landscape Lighting
• How to Market Sell Landscape Lighting
• Build-A-Pond Field Day
• Building Small Water Features
• Build-A-Pondless Waterfall
• Succeeding Prospering with Water Features
• Pond Design Construction
• Polyethylene Fusion Procedures Training
• Turf Agronomic Series

Participants may use their accrued Hunter Preferred Contractor Points to pay for select courses.

For specified courses, Ewing also offers continuing education units that complement the continuing education programs of the Irrigation Association (IA), Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA) and the Oregon Landscape Contractors Board.

This past education season, Ewing partnered with the Irrigation Association, the State of Louisiana, Utah Nursery and Landscape Association, Golf Course Superintendents Association, Oregon Landscape Contractors Association, International Society of Arboriculture and others.

This year, Ewing will maintain these relationships and further seek out opportunities for the added benefit of our customers.