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 [...]
The International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) has today launched its 2026 Global Safety Campaign, titled “Check It!”, aimed at promoting the critical importance of pre-use inspections, proper maintenance and regular servicing of powered access equipment. This year’s campaign calls on [...]
Riley Amaral makes use of a well-worn grab rake that’s been “customized” by real tree work. All photos by Rachel White. I didn’t invent the machine – but as far as I can tell, I did invent the [...]
Photo courtesy of Nich Maidment, owner, Asheville Arborists, a TCIA-accredited company in Asheville, North Carolina. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has launched a coordinated series of regulatory actions, enforcement initiatives and rule makings aimed at strengthening [...]
If you’ve spent any time marketing your tree care business, you’re likely familiar with SEO, or search engine optimization. For years, SEO has been the foundation of getting found online – helping your company appear when someone searches “tree removal [...]
Grace Ditch of Tree133 prepares a large American elm for macro-infusion to protect against Dutch elm disease, a vascular wilt pathogen. Photo courtesy of Craig Bachmann. Plant health care (PHC) is evolving. What was once often approached as [...]
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