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People on the Move: Hirings and promotions from Takeuchi, Massey Services, Envu and more

The latest hirings and promotions from green industry companies including Takeuchi, Massey Service and Envu.

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Companies in the News: Updates from Takeuchi, Ruppert Landscape, Weed Man and more

The latest updates from green industry companies including Neighborly, Envu, Stihl and more.

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Envu shares the company’s mission of advancing a healthy environment and the power of green space

Envu's CEO, Gilles Galliou and Envu North America's Head of Commercial Operations, Mark Schneid, talk to Landscape Management Editorial Director Seth Jones and Editor-in-Chief Scott Hollister about the current state of the company.

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LM talks to Envu about the company’s growth strategies and most recent acquisition

Envu's CEO, Gilles Galliou and Envu North America's Head of Commercial Operations, Mark Schneid, talk to Landscape Management Editorial Director Seth Jones and Editor-in-Chief Scott Hollister about the company's updates after acquiring FMC.

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LM talks to Envu about the company’s transitions and recent announcements

Envu's CEO, Gilles Galliou and Envu North America's Head of Commercial Operations, Mark Schneid, talk to Landscape Management Editorial Director Seth Jones and Editor-in-Chief Scott…

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FMC completes sale of GSS business to Envu

The divestiture of GSS, which includes a line of products that serve a diverse mix of non-crop markets such as golf courses, professional sports stadiums and pest control, is a key step in FMC’s strategic plan to focus solely on innovating products and services for the global crop protection market.

Envu acquires In2Care to boost mosquito management portfolio

In2Care has developed a patented its InsecTech technology, a long-lasting static-charged coating that is applied on netting and can bind all types of biocide powders and transfer lethal doses to mosquitoes.

People on the Move: Hirings and promotions from Ruppert Landscape, Envu, SpringGreen and more

The latest hirings and promotions from green industry companies including Hood Design Studio, All-America Selections, Ruppert Landscape and more.

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Envu unveils new cool-season herbicide offerings in 2024 early order program

Envu is extending early order program benefits on its Specticle FLO Loyalty Bonus program until Dec 6.

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People on the Move: Hirings and promotions from Envu, Irrigation Association, Quali-Pro and more

The latest hirings and promotions from green industry companies including Green Lawn Fertilizing, Focal Pointe,Takeuchi and more.

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Envu Lawn & Landscape: New Cool-Season Herbicides

Photo: Envu Lawn & Landscape Keep your business growing and your customers happy by controlling weeds without hurting your bottom line. Envu Lawn & Landscape…

Pink snow mold can grow any time grass is wet and soil temperatures dip below 40 degrees F. (Photo: Paul Koch)

Stop snow mold in its tracks this year

Understanding the causes, symptoms and preventive measures for snow mold is crucial for maintaining a healthy and aesthetically pleasing lawn.

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Envu adds new Specticle FLO Loyalty Bonus for multiple savings options

Envu revamped its end-of-year business planning programs to provide business owners with new opportunities to save more when they buy more.

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FMC to sell Global Specialty Solutions business to Envu

The transaction is expected to close by year-end 2024, subject to regulatory approval and other customary closing conditions.

Companies in the News: Updates from Husqvarna, Jobber, Envu and more

Read the latest news and updates from green industry companies such as Husqvarna, Jobber, Envu U.S. and more.

Envu launches four new cool-season herbicide options

Envu will enter the cool-season herbicide market with four new products designed to tackle cool-season turfgrass problems.

Sod webworm damage can look similar to drought damage, making identification crucial for control. (Photo: Envu)

Ways to win the battle against sod webworms

Experts share strategies to ID and treat sod webworms.

People on the move: Updates from Grunder Landscaping Co., Massey Services, Envu and more

Updates and awards from Grunder Landscaping Co., Envu, Massey Services and more.

Envu’s Fall Solutions Program offers LCOs ways to save on products for 2024

Now through Dec. 4, lawn care operators have multiple ways to save on solutions for 2024 from Envu.

People on the Move: Updates from Pantano Outdoor Supply, Amguard, HydroPoint and more

Promotions and hirings from Amguard, Makita, Hydropoint, Envu and more.

Discount program from Envu helps LCOs save on select herbicides

Through Sept. 30, lawn care operators have four ways to save on a variety of Envu's herbicide solutions through the company's early order program.

Crane flies spend most of their life cycle as larvae, leaving plenty of time to cause turf damage. (Photo: Ben MCgraw Ph.D.)

Experts share how to properly identify and combat crane flies

Learn what cultural controls and preventive applications will help you get ahead of this emerging pest.

Mike Ross, senior vice president; Darren Wallace, district manager for the central region; Mike Dahs, district manager for the western region; Brian Slavinski, district manager for the northeastern U.S. and eastern Canada; Jeff Pate, vice president of compact sales; and Dale McLemore, senior dealer development and national accounts manager. (Photo: Hyundai)

People on the Move: Hirings and promotions for Graze, Hyundai, Envu and more

Updates from Envu, Hyundai Construction Equipment North America, Outdoor Power Equipment Institute and more.

Sod webworm caterpillars are the most damaging part of the turf pests’ life cycle. Most damage occurs when the caterpillars reach peak maturity. (Photo: Envu)

How to keep sod webworms at bay

The sod webworm will feed on just about any type of turf and Envu’s Jesse Benelli, Ph.D., shares tips for managing one of an LCO’s least-favorite turf pests.

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