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  • MRS and SRS both have their benefits. You may find a blending of these systems to be appropriate for complex jobs.
    May 1, 2024

    Climbing Efficiency

    By Lawrence Schultz

    This video recordingis based on the presentation on the same topic during TCI EXPO ’23 in St. Louis, Missouri. When it comes to teaching climbing in the tree care industry, we need to focus more on strategy and [...]

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    May 1, 2024

    Arborist Skills: Aerial Lift Rescue

    By TCIA Staff

    Aerial lift rescue is a necessary facet of well-rounded jobsite training. Set up a scenario where the bucket operator is rendered unconscious while aloft and practice a controlled lowering of the boom. It's best to have two [...]

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  • Arbor tape killing a healthy young sweetgum.
    April 10, 2024

    The Unfulfilled Promise of Urban Tree Planting

    By David M. Anderson, CTSP

    Arbor tape killing a healthy young sweetgum. All photos courtesy of the author. A tree tag presumably still attached to its wire. On the final visit after planting, please remove the guy wires. This is a utopian view from a [...]

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  • Sonia J. Summers sketch, courtesy of W. Jim Cortese.
    April 10, 2024

    The Tree Stood Alone

    By Dr. Don Williams, Ph.D. submitted by W. Jim Cortese

    Sonia J. Summers sketch, courtesy of W. Jim Cortese. Dr. Don Williams, former head of the Ornamental Horticulture Department, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee, was a very demanding professor to his students. He was also a very wise individual and [...]

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  • A tree tag presumably still attached to its wire.
    April 1, 2024

    The Unfulfilled Promise of Urban Tree Planting

    By David M. Anderson, CTSP

    Arbor tape killing a healthy young sweetgum. Photo courtesy of the David M. Anderson, CTSP Mayer Tree.David M. Anderson, CTSP and Massachusetts certified arborist, is a manager with Mayer Tree Service Inc., a 30-year TCIA member company based in Essex, Massachusetts. [...]

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