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Bringing young people into the landscape industry through high school classes and real-world internships is underway in two Front Range high schools. More schools are ramping up with interest, and teachers are seeking industry input. ALCC volunteers will provide Irrigation 101 training to teachers from around the state in January, and teachers we have met can’t wait to get started. Here’s what’s happening at Green Mountain and Platte Valley high schools.
“This has been the hardest year of my professional life. I almost gave up this year – it was all about people.” That is what one landscape company owner replied in response to ALCC’s Fast Friday question asked in early October about what company’s biggest pain points were this season. Another wrote, “It was the worst year of my life.”
This week, Colorado Green NOW continues its coverage of Colorado companies that brought home awards from the LANDSCAPES Conference, and Hardscape North America (HNA) trade show in Louisville, Kentucky in October.
NALP issued the followed update regarding S. 1140 (Federal Water Quality Protection Act):Announcements
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