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Marisa Palmieri

Marisa Palmieri is an experienced Green Industry editor who serves as the editorial director of Landscape Management.

Gravely Pro-Turns offered at opening price point

Gravely introduced the new Pro-Turn Series of mowers for landscape contractors looking for a fully-commercial mower at an opening price point. With all-commercial frames and…

New Cub Cadet mower features steering wheel option

Cub Cadet unveiled its TANK SZ Commercial and TANK LZ Commercial zero-turn riders. The SZ (which denotes steering wheel zero-turn) delivers maneuverability, turf protection and…

Now available: Kohler propane EFI engine

Now available is Kohler Engines' new engine combines the company’s closed-loop EFI (electronic fuel injection) technology with the benefits of propane. The Kohler Command PRO…

Toro launches mobile website for landscape contractors

Access helpful information from anywhere with the new Toro mobile website — (m.toro.com/LCE). The site has been specifically designed for professional landscape contractors and delivers…

Kubota enters residential zero-turn market

Kubota Tractor Corporation on Thursday entered the residential zero-turn market, with the release of its Kubota Kommander ZG100-Series. Composed of four models, the new series…

Morton Salt upgrades its mobile app

Landscape professionals rely on a number of tools to do their jobs efficiently and effectively. When it comes to removing snow and ice, they now…

PLANET Gives Back returns for second year

  Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer was in attendance when more than 50 landscapers enhanced green spaces in Louisville, Ky., Wednesday. They were there as part…

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2012 GIE+EXPO winds down

2012 show brings new ideas and new products. GIE + EXPO launched Wednesday with unusually warm temps, sunny skies and a jam-packed agenda. It also…

Bobcat M-series loaders

Replacing the most popular line of Bobcat loaders, the 500 frame size skid-steer and compact track loaders are part of the new M-series line featuring…

How to work effectively with your spouse

Roger McCarthy and Sue McCarthy met in 2003, got married in 2004 and started working together soon afterward, when Sue “temporarily” joined Roger’s business, McCarthy’s…

Don’t just wing it in the Landscape Industry

You’ve heard them all, right? Failing to plan is planning to fail. Plans are useless; planning is indispensable. Plan your work and work your plan.…

Oregon cordless tool system

Oregon expands its 40V MAX cordless tool system, including a new trimmer/edger, hedge trimmer and rapid battery charger offering a yard maintenance system that operates…

EPA, CPSC representatives to speak

Representatives from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) will speak at the GIE+Expo on Friday, Oct. 26, at…

What not to miss

Whether you’re attending the GIE+Expo or staying home this year, Landscape Management’s GIE+Expo Insider is the place to get the low-down on show highlights and…

The big 5-Oh! for Landscape Management

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Here’s our list (in no particular order) of 50 people, issues, organizations and technologies that have influenced the Green Industry over the last five decades.…

Proud to look back on Landscape Management

As I researched Landscape Management’s and the Green Industry’s joint histories for our 50th anniversary issue, an unassuming, folded-in-half piece of paper floated out of…

Frank, Lied’s partner on residential maintenance

Germantown, Wis.-based David J. Frank Landscape Contracting acquired Lied’s Nursery Co. to form a residential landscape division. The new entity will operate as Lied’s-Frank Residential…

Landscape Management gracefully aging

A look at how Landscape Management’s design and focus have evolved over five decades. 1962
 - Weeds and Turf debuts. Notable: Noticing a rise in…

A Cut Above: A.I.R. Lawn Care

Zack Kline, 23, exudes enthusiasm when he speaks about his company, A.I.R. Lawn Care, based in Montgomery County, Md. His 1-year-old business is green in…

Changing your company name might be a hassle, but it could pay off

When D.J. Vander Slik was mowing lawns in Grand Rapids, Mich., at age 12, a customer asked him for a receipt. He didn’t have any,…

Least we could do

It's hard not to get choked up when you're taking part in PLANET's Renewal & Remembrance event at Arlington National Cemetery. Here, for the past…

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