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The CEUs that get it done
Trade show exhibits
Pesticide training and exam
GCLP written test, with plant ID
PLUS:
BELGARD University
Ready for blastoff?
The economy is picking up.
> Customers are out there.
> They need your services & products.
Are you ready?
Registration Information
Register/get updates: urbanagcouncil.com/edge-expo
2014 UAC EDGE Expo |
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About Georgia UAC
Georgia UAC promotes
professionalism, adherence to industry
standards and education and serves as
a consumer and industry resource for
residential and commercial clients.
As an industry leader, we advocate
for the environmental and economic
benefits of urban agriculture. We work
closely with the Georgia Center for
Urban Agriculture at the University
of Georgia to educate our members
with best management practices
for environmental and economic
sustainability.
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The recession is winding down. The real estate market is recovering.
The rains have returned. Customers need your services and products.
Along with more customers come more demands. Are you ready for the
blastoff to the 2015 season? Come to the EDGE Expo and get yourself
prepared. You’ll find the information, professional tips, and cutting edge
equipment to help you run and grow your business, all in one place.
CEUs that get it done
The education required for professionals
Industry updates
Experts discuss today’s hottest topics
Dixie Speck, President
Gear that saves time (money)
Solterra Landscape
Hands-on equipment demonstrations
Todd Jarrett
Networking with the best
Arbor Hill Nurseries
Quality time with quality people
Ken Morrow
Sod Atlanta
Powerful knowledge
Chris Nelson
Up-to-the minute research and insights
Chattahoochee Nature Center
Irrigation Consultant Services
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Dear Colleagues,
2014
Georgia Urban Ag Council
Board of Directors
Bob Scott
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See you there!
Ray Wiedman
Sincerely,
Outdoor Expressions
Ron White
TurfPride
Tony Gibson, Past President
Gibson Landscape Services
Dixie Speck
President
Ex Officio
Ellen Bauske
UGA Extension Public Service Asst.
Bodie Pennisi
UGA Extension Horticulturist
Clint Waltz
UGA Extension Turf Agronomist
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Staff
Mary Kay Woodworth
Executive Director
Kathy Gatten Johnson
Marketing Director
URBAN AG COUNCIL
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Thank you to all of our SEED sponsors for your generous support.
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Grayson, GA Location 770-963-8227
Woodstock, GA Location 770-345-5506
Matthews, GA Farm 800-854-3646 – Wholesale only
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Do it all:
connect
Ask questions
Try it out
explore your options
Make a great deal
> All at one time.
> All in one place.
But you can’t do any of it unless you
come to the
EDGE Expo!
2014 Exhibitors
as of November 12, 2014 - visit urbanagcouncil.com/edge-expo for updates
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College
Belgard Hardscapes
BioDirt, Inc.
Bobcat of Atlanta
Classic Groundcovers, Inc.
Downey Trees, Inc.
Ewing Irrigation
First Products, Inc.
FIS Outdoor, Inc.
Georgia 811
Georgia Department of Agriculture
Georgia’s Integrated Cultivar Release System
GolfWear Plus
Graham Spray Equipment
Green Resource
Harrell’s Fertilizer
Helena Chemical Co.
Howard Fertilizer & Chemical Co.
Jerry Pate Turf & Irrigation, Inc.
John Deere Landscapes
Kichler Lighting
L. T. Rich Products
MNI Direct
North Georgia Turf
Nufarm Americas, Inc.
Patten Seed/Super-Sod
Peach State Freightliners, LLC
Pennington Seed, Inc.
Sod Solutions, Inc.
Southern States Cooperative
Specialty Car Co.
The Turfgrass Group, Inc.
Tifton Turf Farms
Tuff Equipment Company
University of Georgia Center for Continuing Education
University of Georgia Extension
White Oak Farms
Where to go
Gwinnett Center
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Traveling north on I-85, take Exit 108, Sugarloaf
Parkway. Turn right, go under I-85 and cross over
Satellite Blvd. Gwinnett Center will be on your
left.
Traveling south on I-85, take Exit 108, Sugarloaf
Parkway. Turn right and cross over Satellite
Boulevard. Gwinnett Center will be on your left.
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Where to stay
Holiday Inn Gwinnett Center
6310 Sugarloaf Parkway
Duluth GA 30097
770.476.2022
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6400 Sugarloaf Parkway
Duluth GA 30097
770.813.7500
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Holiday Inn
Located 30 miles north of the Atlanta Airport, 25
miles from downtown Atlanta and across from
Discover Mills and Gwinnett Center.
Register by November 26, 2014 and ask for the
Georgia Urban Ag Council rate of $99/night.
Free on-site parking is available.
Overnight parking is prohibited.
Complete session descriptions begin on page 6.
Wednesday, December 10
8:00 am - 11:00 am 1......Pesticide Applicator’s General Standards Training
2......Get Rid of One-Size-Fits-All Fertilization
Customizing Your Own Program
3......Know Your Weeds, Know Your Options
Designing Comprehensive Herbicide Programs
4......Team UGA
Super Grasses for the Future & Pain-Free Pesticide Application
5......Pruning to Maintain Plant Health
Science, Skill, and Expert Tips
6......Doing Irrigation Right
Spring Start Up to Winter Close Down
7......Georgia Lien Law: Protect Yourself
Let the Law Help Manage Your Collection Efforts
11:00 am - 2:00 pm
Lunch by Huckleberry’s BBQ | Trade Show | Networking
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm 2014 schedule
CEUs by session numbers
Alabama
Wednesday: 10 points for OTPS & OTPC
Thursday: 10 points for OTPS & OTPC
Georgia Certified Landscape
Professional (GCLP)
All sessions eligible; maximum of 7 CEUs
Golf Course Superintendent
Association of America (GCSAA)
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16,
17, 18, 19, 20, 21
Interlocking Concrete Pavement
Institute (ICPI)
10, plus Belgard University (see insert)
International Society of
Arboriculture (ISA) - Arborist
1......Pesticide Applicator’s Category 24 Training (session ends at 4:30)
8......Managing, Planning, and Navigating
Industry Info to Keep you Ahead of the Curve
9......Landscape Lighting Today = Tomorrow’s Revenue
Start Spelling “Profit” L-E-D
10......Pavers From the Ground Up
Hands-on Training for Quality Installations
11......Create a Plan for Success!
(Or Keep Doing What You’re Doing and Hope for the Best)
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, 20
GR......GCLP Review Session (additional registration fee; see page 9)
ISA: TW Climber Specialist: 5
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Thursday, December 11
8:00 am - 10:00 am GCLP Written Testing
1...... Pesticide Applicator’s General Standards/Category 24 Exams.
12......Water Quality and Turf Management
Irrigation Quality Matters
13....... Fungicide Resistance in Turf
Managing Resistance, Diseases, and Weeds
14...... New Plant Report from the Trial Gardens
New Herbaceous Plants for Southern Landscapes
15...... Current and Emerging Landscape Diseases
Managing the Worst of the Worst
16...... Estimating Projects with Confidence
What You Can’t Afford Not to Know
10:30 am - 12:30 pm GCLP Written Testing
1...... Pesticide Applicator’s General Standards/Category 24 Exams.
17...... Proactive Lawn Maintenance Strategies
A Pathologists’s View
18...... Bug Hero or Bug Villain?
Insects of Turf and Ornamentals
19...... Got Weeds?
ID and Control in the Landscape
20...... Beyond Butterflies
Lessons from the Sustainable Garden
21...... Take Your Business to the Next Level
Seven Simple Principles
ISA: BCMA - Management
1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 12, 14, 18, 20
ISA: BCMA - Practice: 1, 5, 6, 13
ISA: BCMA - Science
1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, 20
ISA: Municipal Specialist
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, 20
ISA: Utility Specialist: 1
Irrigation Association (IA)
6 plus .25 CEUs per hour of attendance at
trade show only
North Carolina
Categories: L, N, D, X
3, 4 (part 2), 8, 13, 15, 17, 18, 19
Pesticide, Category 24
Commercial
3, 4, 8, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20
PLANET
Approved for PLANET
Landscape Industry Certified recertification at 1 CEU per hour of instruction
attended (total of 61.50 CEUs).
South Carolina
3, 4, 8, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20
Sports Turf Management
Association (STMA)
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16,
17, 18, 19, 20, 21
Tennessee
Categories: C03, C10, C12
2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20
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Session descriptions
Schedule-at-a-glance on page 5.
1 Pesticide Applicator’s General Standards and
Category 24 Training and Exams
Designed for individuals who do not have a commercial
pesticide applicators license. Participants will receive pesticide
applicators General Standards and Category 24 (Ornamentals and
Turf) training.* This session will be divided into three parts:
4 Team UGA
Super Grasses for the Future &
Pain-Free Pesticide Application
Wednesday, December 10 | 8:00 am - 11:00 am
Developing Stress and Pest Tolerant Grasses: An update will be
given on the development and testing of new bermudagrasses,
zoysiagrasses, and centipedegrasses for home lawns, sports fields,
and golf courses. Included in this presentation will be research
on shade persistence, traffic tolerance, and nematode resistance.
A brief look into the economic considerations of fertility
requirements, pesticide applications, and mowing frequencies for
new grasses given by turfgrass breeders before selection will also
be discussed.
(Avoiding) Angry Dogs and Irate Customers: Differentiating
between pest injuries, pesticide-related injury, and environmentalinduced injury is difficult for trained individuals, and even
more difficult to explain to homeowners. In this workshop, the
professional landscaper’s responsibilities for pesticide application
and how to handle situations that may occur after application
are discussed. Using various case studies the participants learn
the importance of proper pest diagnosis, proper turfgrass species
identification, and how these factor into pesticide application.
Topic areas include importance of reading the label, calibration,
proper spray coverage, climatic influences, and environmental
impacts. At the conclusion of the workshop the participants
should have gained an appreciation of the preparation which
should occur prior to pesticide application that would aid in
mitigating customer complaints and avoid regulatory violations.
This workshop will also present some communication skills to
relate common problems and reasonable expectation of pest
management programs to the consumer.
Dr. Clint Waltz & Dr. Brian Schwartz, University of Georgia
General Standards training
Category 24 training
Wednesday, December 10 | 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Thursday, December 11 | 8:00 am - 12:30 pm
The General Standards and Category 24 exams
The General Standards exam is designed to test for general
knowledge on the use of pesticides. The Category 24 exam
includes commercial applicators using or supervising the
use of restricted use pesticides, or state-restricted pesticide
uses, to control pests in the maintenance and production of
ornamental trees, shrubs, flowers, and turf.
Upon successful completion of the exam, attendees will be given
information to apply for pesticide license with the GA Dept. of
Agriculture ($95 fee for five year license). You must register for
the full two-day workshop to take the exam.
* Registration for the training course does not include training manuals.
Manuals can be pre-ordered for an additional charge, for pick-up or
delivery. See page 11 to order.
Keith Mickler, Paul Pugliese, Amanda Tedrow, and Michael
Wheeler, UGA Cooperative Extension
Credits: GCLP; GCSAA: .80; ISA Arborist: 5; ISA BCMA
Management: 1; BCMA Practice: 2; ISA BCMA Science: 2;
ISA Municipal: 5; ISA Utility: 5; PLANET; STMA: .9
2 Get Rid of One-Size-Fits-All Fertilization
Customizing Your Own Program
Everything you need to know to create the optimum program:
nutrient uptake and mechanisms, granular vs. liquid fertility,
granular fertilizers and their release mechanisms, liquid fertilizers
and their uptake, and Special K for your aerification program.
Informative!
Dr. Jeff Higgins, Harrell’s, Inc.
Credits: Alabama; GCLP; GCSAA: .25; ISA Arborist: 3; ISA BCMA
Management: 2; ISA BCMA Science: 1; ISA Municipal: 3; PLANET;
STMA: .3; Tennessee
3 Know Your Weeds, Know Your Options
Designing Comprehensive Herbicide Programs
At the conclusion of this seminar, attendees will be able to
identify common and troublesome turfgrass weeds, be familiar
with herbicide options currently available, be able to devise
comprehensive weed management programs and be familiar with
the tools and resources available for current herbicide options.
Dr. Travis Gannon, North Carolina State University
Management: 1; ISA BCMA Science: 1; ISA Municipal: 2; NC: 3;
PLANET; Pesticide Cat. 24: 2; South Carolina: 3; STMA: .3, Tenn.
“Very informative. Very relevant to
my business.”
5 Pruning to Maintain Plant Health
Science, Skill, and Expert Tips
Credits: Alabama; GCLP available; GCSAA: .25; ISA Arborist: 1; ISA
BCMA Management: 1; ISA Municipal: 1; NC: 1.5 (part 2); PLANET;
Pesticide Cat. 24: 3; South Carolina: 3; STMA: .3; Tennessee
Pruning is one of the most skilled landscape management
practices. When done properly and at the right time, pruning
results in healthy vigorous plants, improved growth form and
optimum beauty in the landscape. Understanding how woody
plants grow and develop vegetative and reproductive structures is
an essential part of the landscapers’ knowledge of pruning.
Dr. Bodie Pennisi, University of Georgia
Credits: Alabama; GCLP; GCSAA: .25; ISA Arborist: 3; BCMA
Practice: 2; ISA BCMA Science: 1; ISA Municipal: 3; ISA TW Climber:
3; PLANET; STMA: .3; Tennessee
6 Doing Irrigation Right
Spring Start Up to Winter Close Down
9 Landscape Lighting Today = Tomorrow’s Revenue
Start Spelling “Profit” L-E-D
Attendees will learn spring start up and winterization procedures
for irrigation systems including grounding and controller
electrical procedures.
Tom Shannon, Ewing Irrigation
Credits: Alabama; GCLP; GCSAA: .25; IA: 3; ISA Arborist: 3; ISA
BCMA Practice: 3; ISA Municipal: 3; PLANET; STMA: .3
Useful!
“The speaker really presented a lot of
useful information.”
7 Georgia Lien Law: Protect Yourself
Let the Law Help Manage Your Collection Efforts
Avoid paying twice for the same work or materials. Strengthen
your collection strategies. The construction industry is rife with
payment disputes. Understanding your rights under the Georgia
lien law is a critical piece to effectively handling such disputes.
Executed properly, the Georgia lien law can aid you in efficiently
managing your collection efforts. Join attorney Kevin Dale of
Hendrick, Phillips, Salzman & Flatt, PC, as he shares his extensive
knowledge of Georgia lien law and provides useful forms for you
to avoid future payment disputes or alternatively, to prevail in
them.
Kevin Dale, Hendrick, Phillips, Salzman & Flatt, PC
Kevin Dale’s law practice includes contract negotiation/drafting
and commercial and construction litigation. Mr. Dale is a national
speaker on various construction law issues.
Credits: Alabama; GCLP; GCSAA: .25; PLANET; STMA: .3
8 Managing, Planning, and Navigating
Industry Info to Keep You Ahead of the Curve
•
Top Home Landscape Disease Problems of the Past Year
Dr. Elizabeth Little, University of Georgia
•
Tall Fescue Management
Dr. Paul Raymer, University of Georgia
•
2015 Sod Survey
Dr. Clint Waltz, University of Georgia
•
Navigating Irrigation Water Reports
Dr. Dara Park, Clemson University
Management: 1; ISA BCMA Science: 1; ISA Municipal: 2; NC: 0.5;
PLANET; Pesticide Cat. 24: 1; South Carolina; 2; STMA: .2; Tennessee
The second part of the class will focus on installation changes in
the industry followed by a hands on Q&A with some of the new
products available today.
Ross Butler & Todd Goers, Kichler Lighting
10 Pavers From the Ground Up
Hands-On Training for Quality Installations
| 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
This hands-on course will cover paver installation from base
installation techniques, bedding sand, laying pavers, cutting paver,
edge restraint installation and final compaction and joint sand
installs. There will be a Q&A period at the end of the session.
This session will be taught in English. A two-day paver installation
training course will be taught in Spanish at EDGE Expo. See the
insert for Belgard University or call 800.687.6949.
This informative class presented by Kichler Lighting will show
how advancements in LED lighting are changing the landscape
lighting market. Product development and new technology now
make superior design and installation more affordable while
offering more options for lighting effects.
Andrew Harris, Belgard
Credits: Alabama; GCLP; ICPI: 2; PLANET
11 Create a Plan for Success!
(Or Keep Doing What You’re Doing and
Hope for the Best)
Has your company been stuck in a same growth rut? Each year
you set a goal for growth, but you can’t seem to reach it? Are you
just trading customers with your competitors or are you building
new markets? When you do experience growth, are you getting
the financial reward for the effort and risk or is the year-end result
the same minimal profit?
Learn what is needed to grow your business in a profitable and
controlled manner. Before you set goals and a plan, you must
understand how a company grows and what challenges will come
with each stage.
Setting a growth goal alone does not assure that it will be
achieved; you must implement and manage your company to
achieve your desired results.
Economic conditions make it even more challenging to achieve
your financial goal, but 2015 is the time to break the pattern and
grow profitably.
Jerry Gaeta, J. Gaeta Business Planning
Jerry Gaeta is a Green Industry Business Advisor and Coach
helping business owners increase their performance and quality of
life since 1994.
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12 Water Quality and Turf Management
Irrigation Quality Matters
Thursday, December 11 | 8:00 am - 10:00 am
This workshop will provide participants with a thorough
understanding of how water quality influences daily management
of turfgrass systems. Participants will learn how to collect water
samples to ensure reliable water analyses. Water principals will be
explained, followed by management of specific water problems
including pH, pure water, salinity, and bicarbonates. Participants
will also learn about effective soil and plant management options
for specific water issues. Case studies will be presented.
PLEASE BRING A WATER REPORT WITH YOU.
Or email in advance to Dr. Park: darap@clemson.edu
Several turfgrass pathogens can become resistant to routinely
applied fungicides. We’ll discuss the nuances of fungicide
resistance, including the different types of resistance, which
diseases are most likely to have problems with fungicide
resistance, and how to delay or prevent fungicide resistance from
occurring.
We’ll also cover the various factors that affect herbicide resistance
and learn how to prevent or delay it.
Dr. Lee Miller, University of Missouri
Dr. Travis Gannon, North Carolina State University
BCMA Practice: 1; ISA BCMA Science: 1; ISA Municipal: 2; NC: 2;
PLANET; Pesticide Cat. 24: 2; South Carolina: 2; STMA: .2; Tennessee
14 New Plant Report from the Trial Gardens
Herbaceous Plants for Southern Landscapes
Plant diseases can often be prevented by eliminating one of the
three primary causal components: plant, pathogen, environment.
Understanding the interaction between these three factors is
crucial to preventing disease development in the landscape.
This talk will review the most common problems encountered in
home landscapes (trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals - Boxwood
blight, rose rosette, Leyland cypress disease) over the past year
based on the diagnoses made at UGA, along with new diseases
just beginning to make their appearance in the landscape.
Strategies of how to best manage these problems will be discussed.
Dr. Jean Williams-Woodward & Dr. Elizabeth Little,
University of Georgia
Dr. Dara Park, Clemson University
Dr. Ruter will discuss factors which influence plant performance,
what has done well at the Trial Gardens in Athens, cool new
plants from other parts of the country, and will provide an update
on new breeding projects of UGA.
Dr. John Ruter, University of Georgia
Excellent!
Do you know your cost of doing business or performing the work
that you sell or are you just guessing? Do you realize that you may
actually be selling your work for less than it costs you to perform
it? The present economic conditions have caused the consumer to
shop more selectively for services, seeking the lowest price. You
can no longer hope you will become more profitable by guesswork
and luck.
This seminar will demonstrate the importance of an estimating
strategy. Then you’ll learn to develop and implement the strategy
to become profitable and stable - to ensure your company’s
survival - no matter the size of the business.
Jerry Gaeta, J. Gaeta Business Planning
Jerry Gaeta is a Green Industry Business Advisor and Coach
helping business owners increase their performance and quality of
life since 1994.
17 Proactive Lawn Maintenance Strategies
A Pathologist’s View
BCMA Science: 2; ISA Municipal: 2; NC: 2; PLANET; Pesticide Cat.
24: 2; South Carolina: 2; STMA: .2; Tennessee
16 Estimating Projects with Confidence
What You Can’t Afford Not to Know
“Excellent talks,
very informative.”
“I can use ten things from every
session I attended.”
15 Current and Emerging Landscape Diseases
Managing the Worst of the Worst
STMA: .2; Tennessee
13 Fungicide Resistance in Turf
Managing Resistance, Diseases and Weeds
Valuable!
Proper lawn care is a litany of maintenance practices designed to
agronomically tend for the growth of the plant. This seminar will
transform routine maintenance into cultural practices, and show
how minor tweaks may play a role in increased plant health and
reduced disease occurrence.
Dr. Lee Miller, University of Missouri
Credits: Alabama; GCLP available; GCSAA: .20; NC: 2; PLANET:
18 Bug Hero or Bug Villain?
Insects of Turf and Ornamentals
21 Take Your Business to the Next Level
Seven Simple Principles
This session will reveal seven areas where you can avoid the major
pitfalls that confront many companies. Envisioning your company
at a much higher level of prosperity and having a great product are
simply not enough. This no-nonsense approach to running your
business produces highly successful results. You’ll learn about
creating systems, knowing the difference between cash flow and
profit, and how to build an employee-retention strategy.
Tom Garr, Business Ventures
Tom Garr brings a rich background of more than 30 years in the
investment field. A seasoned Wall Street veteran, his passion is to
teach others to apply his expertise.
Dr. Will Hudson & Dr. Kris Braman, University of Georgia
Interesting!
“Very interesting and I learned
something new.”
19 Got Weeds?
ID and Control in the Landscape
Learn to identify major weeds in the landscape and how to control
them. Although many control options will be discussed, major
emphasis will be placed on chemical weed control options. Also
learn the ins and outs of a herbicide label and how it can help
you, then get up close and personal with many major landscape
weeds.
Dr. Mark Czarnota, University of Georgia
Credits: Alabama; GCLP available; GCSAA: .20; NC: 2; PLANET;
UNIVERSITY
Wednesday, December 10 & Thursday, December 11
The Advanced Residential Paver Technician Course is two
days of training in residential paver installation. A Residential
Paver Technician designation can be earned by meeting
additional requirements. 13 CE credits offered.
The Paver Installer Course in Spanish (ESL) consists of four
hours classroom instruction and a second day of hands-on
training outdoors. 8 CE credits offered.
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Registration for Belgard University is made separately
from EDGE Expo registration. See the insert for details
or call 800.687.6949.
20 Beyond Butterflies
Lessons from the Sustainable Garden
select the “GR” session on page 11 and
add the registration fee to your total.
Research showing the best annual, perennial, and woody plant
species to attract and sustain a healthy population of natural pest
enemies also will be shared.
Dr. Kris Braman & Dr. Bodie Pennisi, University of Georgia
Great!
GCLP Testing (no charge)
Thursday, December 11
8:00 am - 12:30 pm
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Registration for this testing is made separately from
EDGE Expo registration. Those wishing to take the exam
must contact Tami Boyle at tadams@uga.edu or 770-233-6107
to reserve a seat. Study materials, program details, and program
registration are available online at ugaurbanag.com/certification.
There is no charge to take the exam but pre-registration is
required.
“The facility is great.
The free parking is great.”
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4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
To register for this GCLP test review,
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As customers become more aware of the impact of chemical
pesticides, they are asking for more eco-friendly ways to control
pests in their gardens and landscapes. As providers, we need
to become more knowledgeable about biologically-based pest
management.
GCLP Review Session (additional fee)
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BCMA Management: 1; ISA BCMA Science: 1; ISA Municipal: 2; NC:
2; PLANET; Pesticide Cat. 24: 2; South Carolina: 2; STMA: .2; Tenn.
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Pest or beneficial insect? An introduction to insects commonly
found in Georgia landscapes will be presented, with emphasis on
identifying both pests and beneficials. Management tactics and
options will be discussed.
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If you plan to take the GCLP exam on Thursday, you can still
attend the EDGE Expo at a one-day rate on Wednesday.
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Registration
Early Bird
Discount
URBAN AG COUNCIL
Reduced registration fees
through November 26
GEORGIA
Georgia’s premier green industry association for
professionals involved in all sectors of the urban ag industry.
Why join? Ten great reasons:
1. Reach new customers with UAC’s Find a
Professional search and GA Landscape Pro blog
2. Workers comp/insurance and health care programs
3. Dynamic meetings and networking events
4. Legislative/regulatory representation
5. Safety School/Safety Zone Awards
6. Acclaimed UAC Magazine
7. Discounted professional development
8. Sales/marketing opportunities and materials
9. UAC Professional Landscape Awards
10. Make a difference in your industry
Sign up and save:
> Register by November 26 to get your Early Bird Discount.
> If you’re a member of the Georgia Urban Ag Council, you
get an automatic discount.
> If you’re not a member, consider joining now to get the
To register
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Find the membership level that
fits you perfectly
immediate benefit of reduced registration. Business-level
member also save $100 on their annual dues!
Register online now at edge-expo.com!
Or complete the registration form on page 11, then:
Mail: Fax:
Email:
PO Box 817 | Commerce GA 30529
706.336.6898
events@urbanagcouncil.com
Upon receipt of your registration form with complete payment,
a confirmation and credit card receipt (if applicable), EDGE
Expo badge, and necessary materials will be mailed.
No materials will be mailed to registrations received after
November 28, 2014; please pick up on-site.
Full payment must accompany registration.
Name badge holders and EDGE Expo programs will be
available when you arrive at the Expo.
Reprinting of name badges at the door will be processed at a
cost of $15.00 per badge.
Business memberships*
•
•
•
Contractor/grower/sod producer
$250 - $875
Businesses actively engaged in the urban agriculture industry.
Student/Educator registration fee
Dues are based on annual sales revenue and valid for one year.
Athletic field/golf course/institutional/
municipal organization/association
$350
Vendor
$350 - $875
Businesses who provide a service or product.
Individual memberships*
Independent professional
$95
Individuals (cannot be the owner or principal of the company)
whose companies or organizations are not UAC members.
Membership is in the individual name.
Educator/student$40
Educators and students (proof of teaching/enrollment in
landscape/hort/turf-related program required).
Membership is in the individual name.
* Membership benefits vary by category.
View the details at urbanagcouncil.com.
Students and educators must provide a copy of their current school
ID. Students also must submit proof of current enrollment in a twoor four-year landscape or horticulture program.
Student: Full- or part-time enrollment in a two-year or four-year
program and majoring in a green/urban ag industry-related
field (horticulture, turfgrass science, plant science, botany,
plant pathology, water management, etc.)
Educator: Full or part-time educator at high school or college
teaching green/urban ag industry-related program (horticulture, turfgrass science, plant science, botany, plant pathology,
water management, etc.)
Additional attendees
Please complete one form for each additional attendee.
Priority
Class availability will be limited. Attendee must register for specific
classes at the time of registration. If classes become full, attendee
will be notified immediately.
Questions?
GeorgiaUrbanAgCouncil
#GAUrbanag
Phone: 800.687.6949 | Email: events@urbanagcouncil.com
Sorry, no refunds will be given.
1 Attendee info
Name ___________________________________________________________
Title_____________________________________________________________
registration fees
3 Expo
Fees are per person and include all educational sessions, entrance to
the trade show and Wed. lunch. See page 10 for specific qualifications
and requirements for the Student/Educator rate.
Full Expo (Wednesday & Thursday) Early
After Nov 26, 2014
Wednesday Expo (includes lunch) Early
After Nov 26, 2014
Member
Non-member
Student/Educator (see page 10)
Company ________________________________________________________
Address__________________________________________________________
City __________________________________ State_____ Zip_____________
Member
Non-member
Phone___________________________________________________________
Email ___________________________________________________________
Thursday Expo
What is your primary business?
c Landscape design
c Athletic/parks/rec management
c Nursery/grower
c Turf care
c Educator
c Landscape construction
c Sports turf management
c Tree care
c Lighting
c Golf course management
c Landscape management
c Irrigation
c Sod production
c Other ____________________________
2 Session selection Complete descriptions on pages 6 - 9.
Wednesday, December 10 & Thursday, December 11
c 1 Pesticide Applicator’s Training and Exam
Requires full conference registration.
Choose one session for each time slot:
c c c c c c 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
c 10
c 11
c c c
c
12
13
14
15
16
c
c
c
c
17
18
19
20
21
8:00 am - 10:00 am
Water Quality and Turf Management
Fungicide Resistance in Turf
New Herbaceous for Southern Landscapes
Current and Emerging Landscape Diseases
Estimating Projects with Confidence
c
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
GCLP Review Session (additional registration fee)
c
c
c
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Managing, Planning, and Navigating: Industry Info
Landscape Lighting Today = Tomorrow’s Revenue
Pavers From the Ground Up
Create a Plan for Success!
c GR
8:00 am - 11:00 am
Get Rid of One-Size-Fits-All Fertilization
Know Your Weeds, Know Your Options
Team UGA: Super Grasses & Pesticides
Pruning to Maintain Plant Health
Doing Irrigation Right
Georgia Lien Law: Protect Yourself
10:30 am - 12:30 pm
Proactive Lawn Maintenance Strategies
Bug Hero or Bug Villain?
Got Weeds? ID and Control in the Landscape
Beyond Butterflies: Lessons from the Sustainable Garden
Take Your Business to the Next Level
c $145
c $175
c $50
c $175
c $205
c $50
c $95
c $125
c $35
Early
Member
Non-member
Wednesday GCLP Review Wednesday trade show/lunch
Wednesday trade show only
c $125
c $155
c $35
After Nov 26, 2014
c $55
c $75
c $20
c $85
c $105
c $20
c $35
c $35
c $20
c $20
c No charge
c No charge
Must complete sections 1 & 3 and submit this form for admittance.
4 Join now and save
Business-level members - save an extra $100!
Contractor/grower/Vendor
sod producer
Dues based
on annual
sales
revenue,
valid for
one year.
Under $1 million Under $2 million $2 - $5 million Over $5 million c
c
c
c
$250
$350
$525
$875
$150
$250
$425
$775
n/a
c $350 $250
c $525 $425
c $875 $775
Athletic field/golf/institutional/municipal/associations c $350 $250
Independent professional
Educator/student
c $95
c $40
c I am a current UAC member (annual dues paid in full).
5 Payment
Expo
Full Expo (Wednesday & Thursday)$____________
Wednesday Expo (includes lunch)$____________
Thursday Expo
$____________
Wednesday trade show/lunch only
$____________
Membership
Annual dues for new membership
$____________
Book for pesticide training (recommended but not required)
$40 to pick up at class (add $10 shipping to$____________
receive in advance if registering by November 28)
TOTAL$___________
c A check payable to Georgia UAC is enclosed.
Please charge my c Visa
c MasterCard
c Am Ex
c Discover
Name on card_____________________________________________________
Billing address ____________________________________________________
City ______________________________State _______ Zip _______________
Card #___________________________________________________________
Exp Date: _________________________ Security code:___________________
11
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U.S POSTAGE Paid
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PERMIT # 41
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GEORGIA
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The CEUs that get it done
Trade show exhibits
Pesticide training and exam
GCLP written test, with plant ID
PLUS:
BELGARD University
Updated 11/12/14

G E D December 10 - 11, 2014

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