Seminar Dates: September 18, 2024 11:30 AM
Seminar Cost: $45.00 Register Now
Seminar Description:
PGMS Management Package.
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Award winning landscapes require an award winning IPM program. Every property is unique and should have its own plan for the year. We will cover the steps needed to develop your own custom IPM program for the properties you manage, ensuring that they remain aesthetically pleasing with the least amount of pesticides possible.
Learn how to fit cultural practices into your program in a way that does not impact events or planned applications. Develop skills to see around corners and have answers to problems that have not yet happened, reducing knee-jerk reactions and over applications. And finally, create documents that can be proudly displayed showing the care that a property will receive for the year.
Learning Objectives:
1. Attendees will learn the purpose of IPM programs.
2. Steps to create your own custom program will be detailed.
3. The confidence to accurately plan for all needs that your unique property has.
Brandon Haley
Brandon Haley, based in Birmingham, AL, is the Vice President of Grounds Management for SSC Services for Education, a nationwide University and K-12 facilities services provider. He is a Certified Grounds Manager through the Professional Grounds Management Society (PGMS) where he also serves as a Director at Large. Brandon has over 26 years in the Green Industry, with leadership experience in golf courses, landscape contracting, and site based operations in corporate and educational settings. His educational background includes a Bachelors in Turfgrass from Clemson University, an MBA from University of Alabama – Birmingham, and a Masters in Environmental Science and Policy from Johns Hopkins University. He has had the honor of being awarded multiple Grand Awards from PGMS, is a Certified Landscape Irrigation Auditor, and a published Green Industry author. His passion for the industry is matched only by his desire to help others grow!
