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At The Landscape Expo, You?EUR(TM)ll Find 170+ Exhibitors
And 50+ Seminars, Including . . .
Employee Safety in the Landscape
by Donald Bottger, Director of Venue Operations, San Diego Convention Center
Join Donald Bottger, Director of Venue Operations at the San Diego Convention
Center as he details OSHA regulations, illness/injury prevention,
and hazardous communication plans.
Join Donald for his discussion on
Employee Safety in the Landscape
on September 20th at 08:00AM.
Zero Emission Landscaping Equipment
by Jacob Whitson, Deputy Director of CALSTART
Jacob Whitson is an environmental policy and electrification expert,
currently serving as Deputy Director at CALSTART. His expertise lies
in balancing environmental policy, electrification, and incentive programs
to accelerate the deployment of clean technologies.
Join Jacob for his discussion on Zero Emission Landscaping Equipment
September 21st at 08:00AM.
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Central Irrigation Control and Flow Sensing to
Save Water, Time, and Money
by Jeff Drongowski, Calsense
In this session, attendees will learn what central control is relative to responsible
irrigation management and how it can be used to address inefficiencies
in managing landscape water use. We will also address flow monitoring,
which can be managed by central control.
Join Jeff for his discussion on
Central Irrigation Control and Flow Sensing to Save Water, Time, and Money
September 20th at 10:00AM.
Weed Control in Turfgrass and Landscape
by Heidi Burgess, Turf & Ornamental Territory Manager for Corteva Agriscience
Heidi's seminar help you understand the chemical characteristics of both pre and post
emergent herbicides to optimize weed control and plant safety
in both turfgrass and ornamental plantings.
Join Heidi for her discussion on
Weed Control in Turfgrass and Landscape
on September 21st at 08:00AM.
Poor Practices in Landscape Management
by Donald Bottger, Director of Venue Operations, San Diego Convention Center
Donald will provide real-world examples of poor practices and provide an opportunity for
the audience to engage in methods of corrective or preventive action needed to rectify
the issue. Many practitioners of our trade engage in these poor
practices. Set yourself ahead by knowing what standards
are essential in exhibiting excellence in the field.
Join Donald for his discussion on
Poor Practices in Landscape Management
on September 20th at 10:00AM.
Reducing Irrigation Water Use Utilizing Sensors
by Doug Callison, Rain Bird
Weather and flow sensors can be added to the irrigation system to prevent watering
when soil moisture levels, weather conditions, high flows created by
broken pipes, etc. dictate the system should not operate. Preventing
this watering saves water, can prevent site damage, limits liabilities, and
extend the life of the irrigation system.
Join Doug for his discussion on
Reducing Irrigation Water Use Utilizing Sensors
on September 21st at 08:00AM.
Insect ID and Control
by Susan Sims, Sims Tree Health Specialists
This presentation will provide you with the basics to understand and identify
pest insects and the damage they do. This presentation also
introduces beneficial insects that provide services such as
pollination, predation, and parasitism.
Join Susan for her discussion on
Insect ID and Control
September 21st at 1:30PM.
Smart Controller Technology Update
by Mark Pedicone, Imperial Sprinkler Supply
During this seminar Mark will discuss the benefits of using Smart Controller technology in our
landscape and the benefits to both you and your clients. How these systems help
conserve water by automatically adjusting irrigation schedules based on
real-time weather data, soil moisture levels, and other factors.
Join Mark for his discussion on
Smart Controller Technology Update
September 20th at 08:00AM.
Plant Healthcare from the Soil Level
by Wister Dorta, Arborjet-Ecologel
In this presentation Wister will discuss the basic biology for borers and mites, options
for management including trunk injection and labels of some solutions for trees
and soil. Recent wet weather has triggered many different pest and
disease issues throughout California that may already be
impacting your customers and landscapes.
Join Wister for his discussion on
Plant Healthcare from the Soil Level
September 21st at 11:45AM.
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Creating Tree Protection Zones on Construction Sites
by Erik Diaz, University of Southern California
Trees must be managed to protect them from undue harm before, during, and after construction. Protecting trees starts with understanding what a healthy tree needs and the different ways in which they can be harmed. Some damage in unavoidable and a decision must be made whether a tree should be removed.
Join Erik for his discussion on
Creating Tree Protection Zones on Construction Sites
on September 20th at 08:00AM.
by Jose Mercado, Hispanic Arborist Association
In this course, we will go over aerial rescue procedures, inspections, calling 911, getting the
rope into trees (or aerial lift), checking the victims, and maneuvering friction hitches
down along with the victim. This seminar will teach you everything
you need to know about tree work rescues.
Join Jose for his Aerial Rescue seminar on September 20th at 10 AM.
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Field-Wiring Diagnosis
by Craig Borland, Toro Irrigation/Irritol
Craig Borland will be leading a discussion on what types of faults one
can encounter from field wiring issues.
Join Craig for his discussion on
Field-Wiring Diagnosis
September 20th at 02:00PM.
Organic Herbicides and Alternatives to
Glyphosate in the Landscape
by Karey Windbiel-Rojas, University of California Statewide Integrated Pest Management Program
With the ongoing public concern over the use of glyphosate for weed control, this seminar
will present research findings from several recent trials using organic and
non-conventionalherbicides in landscape situations. Also discussed will be
some of the considerations when switching to organic herbicides including cost,
efficacy, and personal protective equipment.
Join Karen for her discussion on
Organic Herbicides and Alternatives to Glyphosate in the Landscape
on September 20th at 10:00AM.
Using Compost to Conserve 1/3 of
Your Water on Landscapes, on Average
by Dan Noble, Founder of Noble Bioresources, Inc.
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Building healthy soil with compost increases water infiltration and water holding
capacity by many times, when used properly. The resulting combination of
organic matter and microbes holds on to the water, nutrients,
feeding plants more efficiently.
Join Dan for his discussion on
Using Compost to Conserve 1/3 of Your Water on Landscapes, on Average
September 21st at 10:00AM.
Recognize Tree Problems by Kevin Sims, Sims Tree Health Specialists   In this class Kevin will go over some common tree issues and how to spot them. These issues will range from biotic (living things like insects and fungus) to abiotic (things like nutrient deficiencies and mechanical damage). After going over some basic problems, Kevin will look at how to mitigate them. This will include treatment options and also look at things you can do before an issue starts. Join Kevin for his discussion on Recognize Tree Problems September 20th at 08:00AM. Commercial Maintenance by Adam Carr, The Irvine Company   Learn the difference between commercial and residential landscape maintenance,review the landscape judging quality score sheet and how to implement that and punch lists for your crews, and gain an understanding of the transition from gas to electric powered equipment. Join Adam for his discussion on Commercial Maintenance September 20th at 12:00PM M. Best Practices: Chemical Free Landscape Maintenance by Brandon Elrod, Founder of the Community Forests Council   Public policy is starting to limit the use of these chemicals, as 42 countries have banned or condemned a well-known and broadly-used herbicide. In reality, herbicides and pesticides were created for convenience and efficiency, so any alternative will need to also hold up to the same scrutiny, if it has any chance of being a successful substitution. Join Brandon for his discussion on Best Practices: Chemical Free Landscape Maintenance September 20th at 02:00PM. Here Are a Few of the 170+ Exhibitors
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Otto & Sons Nursery | Milfelds' Nursery | MS International
Professional Grounds Management Society | V&P Nurseries | Smith Pipe & Supply
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