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Irrigation Troubleshooting and Repair
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by Craig Borland, Toro Irrigation/Irritrol |
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Join Craig Borland to discuss the 4 common failure modes found in field wiring with all Irrigation systems. Learn how to break the system down into 3 easy parts for troubleshooting, by using your voltmeter. Understand what Ohm's of resistance is and what does it mean with field wiring. Discuss common pitfalls with wire connections. November 4th at 9:30 a.m. |
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General Knowledge, Repairs, and Testing by JJ Stoeckel, Backflow Test Pros |
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JJ Stoeckel will overview what backflow is and why backflow preventers are needed in irrigation to keep the tap water safe. Explore the meaning of back flow, preventer types and proper installation, and learn about common repairs and troubleshooting capabilities. Register today! November 5th at 11:15 a.m. |
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by Doug Callison, Callison Irrigation Consulting |
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Connect with Doug Callison, CID, CLIA - President of Callison Irrigation Consulting to understand the tools available to set and achieve water management goals for your site. Learn how to use design review, water audits, water use reporting, and more to open lines of communication between property owners, designers, maintenance personnel, and others. November 5th at 9:30 a.m. |
Tree Safety and Pruning
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by Jose Mercado, Hispanic Arborist Association |
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In this course we will go over job site set up, aerial lift inspection, pre-job assessment, AI use, aerial lift rescue, fall protection, suspension trauma, groundsman safety, chipper safety, and climber safety. November 5th at 8:00 a.m. |
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Renee Soberanis, Pacific STIHL |
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In this Chainsaw Safety session, participants will acquire an understanding of chainsaw safety features and operation principles encompassing maintenance, fueling, and proper handling techniques. Participants will also develop skills in assessing risks, identifying potential hazards, and implementing preventive measures. They will also gain awareness of resources available for continued operational and safety training. November 4th and 5th at 11:00 a.m. |
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by Jose Mercado, Hispanic Arborist Association |
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Industry expert, Hispanic Arborist Association founder, and certified arborist, Jose Mercado will present a seminar on the best practices of tree pruning for the overall safety of both the tree and groundsworkers. November 5th at 11:15 a.m. |
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by Jose Mercado, Hispanic Arborist Association |
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In this course we will go over getting the ropes into trees, using aerial lifts, inspections, proper chain saw protocol, where and what to trim for the best results, as well as safety concerns for the person in the tree and those on the ground. November 4th at 1:00 p.m. |
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by Jose Mercado, Hispanic Arborist Association |
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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. November 4th at 9:30 a.m. |
Turfgrass Management
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Strategies for Healthy Turf by Dr. Lydia Tymon, UCANR Extension |
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Attendees will walk away from this seminar understanding the key factors driving turfgrass diseases and able to identify common turfgrass diseases, distinguish between leaf and root symptoms, and evaluate and implement integrated diesease management strategies. November 5th at 1:00 p.m. |
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by Bill Blackman, SiteOne |
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Whether you manage golf courses, athletic fields, parks, commercial landscapes, or residential properties, this seminar will provide valuable tools and current best practices to help you diagnose turf problems accurately and implement sustainable management solutions. November 4th at 1:00 p.m. |
Pest and Rodent Control
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by Art Guzman, Modern Methods |
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Join Industry Leader Art Guzman as he discusses strategies for integrated approaches to managing burrowing rodents, including fumigation, rodenticide, trapping, and more. November 5th at 9:30 a.m. |
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by Ken McCormick, Sims Tree Health Specialists |
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This seminar will guide attendees through the complex web of tree pest issues, including what constitutes a disorder and how to tell whether it's caused by a biotic or abiotic agent. The program concludes with practical, science-based pest management strategies highlighting early detection, cultural practices, and treatment approaches that support long-term tree vitality. November 5th at 9:30 a.m. |
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by Kevin Sims, Sims Tree Health Specialists |
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In this class we will go over some common tree issues and how to spot them. These issues will range from biotic to abiotic, and we will look at treatment options and things you can do before an issue starts. November 4th at 2:30 p.m. |
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by Kevin Sims, Sims Tree Health Specialists |
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This seminar equips attendees with the knowledge to diagnose common tree problems by focusing on the visual symptoms of pests, diseases, nutrient deficiencies, and environmental stress. Participants will learn diagnostic cues that can be used in the field, understand thresholds for action, and gain clarity on when to manage an issue directly or escalate it to a specialist. November 4th at 11:15 a.m. |
Hazard Avoidance
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by Charity Madrid-Torres, University of Arizona |
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University of Arizona's Health & Safety Officer Charity Madrid-Torres will share how to identify common hazards associated with landscape and groundskeeping tasks, recognize emerging hazards in real time, and take proactive actions to prevent injuries. Through real-world scenarios and field-based examples, participants will gain a clear, repeatable approach to making safer decisions before incidents occur. November 5th at 8:00 a.m. |
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by Donald Bottger, PGMS |
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Learn from Donald Bottger, former San Diego Convention Center Director of Venue Operations, about many substandard practices that are commonly seen across the industry. Real-world examples will show improper irrigation installation and maintenance, inappropriate foliage selection, purning, and planting practice, as well as poor chemical usage. November 4th at 8:00 a.m. |
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by Adam Carr, Irvine Company |
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Are you looking to develop quality landscapes? Learn how to ensure consistency, quality, and loyal customers by providing consistent communication and value to property owners as well as clear direction to your crews to ensure beautiful landscapes as a result with Irvine Company's Senior Manager of Landscape Operations, Adam Carr. November 4th at 11:15 a.m. |
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