Kate Wright went from a civil engineering major, to the Army to finally owning her own landscaping company.
Electric equipment is taking a stand alongside gas-powered tools with more power, longer run times and commercial-grade construction.
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When a drought hit Connecticut, contractors looked to traditionally drought-stricken areas for solutions to the problem.
As the population rises and new residential and commercial developments are built, the remaining green space needs to be used more efficiently.
The key to helping your customers with efficient irrigation may be the method you’re using to design.
A recent University of Georgia graduate created a product he hopes will measure the water available in soil more accurately.
Sustainable solutions for lake and pond management can keep your company compliant with changing chemical rules.
Homeowners in three drought-affected states give their thoughts on water efficiency.
