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Author: Seth Jones

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Seth Jones

Seth Jones is the editorial director of Landscape Management, and the editor-in-chief of Golfdom and Athletic Turf magazines. A graduate of Kansas University’s William Allen White School of Journalism and Mass Communications, Seth was voted best columnist in the industry in 2014, 2018 and 2023 by the Turf & Ornamental Communicators Association. He has more than 23 years of experience in the golf and turf industries and has traveled the world seeking great stories.

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Editor’s note: Another small step

Seth Jones introduces himself to readers of Landscape Management.

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Getting to know the new man in charge of LM

Hello Landscape Management readers! Our digital editor, Kelly Limpert, suggested I introduce myself to you all … I have a more formal introduction (formal might be the wrong word … very little of what I do is formal) in my first column in the January issue of LM. This is more of a get-to-know your […]

Real Green Systems’ Solutions 2019 Photo: LM staff

Road trip! Real Green Systems’ Solutions 2019

I’m back from a few days in Saint Pete Beach, Fla., where I attended the Solutions 2019 event. It was a useful trip for sure — beyond some interesting panels and a packed trade show, I also met a whole lot of interesting people (you know who you are!) and hopefully even came home with […]

RISE takes pro-pesticide message to the web

The message was about the message itself at the 24th annual Responsible Industry for a Sound Environment (RISE) meeting, held in Tucson, Ariz., Aug. 25. Dan Stahl, vice president of marketing at Olympic Horticultural Products (OHP) and incoming board chairman, said RISE has a culture of staying relevant, and that means adapting the way the […]

RISE meeting looks to the future

Futurist Jack Uldrich advises pesticide association of major changes on the way; pollinator label a major topic of discussion. Be prepared to unlearn basic things you know, because the future is here and with it will come leaps in such things as nanotechnology, robotics, gene sequencing and computer processing power. So says Jack Uldrich, futurist, […]

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