Buying a brand-new chipper, aerial lift or compact loader is every tree-company owner’s first choice. But the used-equipment market has much to be said for it. The used market is still seeing a lot of interest, even as the pandemic-induced [...]
Cover of “The CODIT Principle: Tree Biology and Arboriculture, Second Edition." Photo courtesy of the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA). In the August 2017 issue of TCI Magazine, I reviewed Dirk Dujesiefken and Walter Liese’s “The CODIT Principle: [...]
In tree care, safety is often treated like overhead. Necessary. Required. Important, sure – but expensive. Harnesses, helmets, training days, downtime for tailboards, safety managers, documentation. When you’re running multiple crews and watching fuel, labor and equipment costs climb, it [...]
Timothy M. Walsh, CTSP. Like most of us, I didn’t enter arboriculture chasing credentials. I entered because I loved the work: the pace, the responsibility, the crews and the satisfaction of doing difficult work well. But over time, [...]
Bring Back the Trades (BBTT), a 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to bridging the skilled trades gap, is proud to announce the launch of the Bring Back the Trades Tool Grant Program. The initiative will launch with professional-grade trades kits provided by [...]
Paul Albert Milano of Canton, Ohio, passed away on April 11, 2026. A lifelong resident of Canton, Ohio, Milano was a proud graduate of Louisville High School and a dedicated veteran of the United States Navy, where he served for [...]
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