Turf Management

The key to turf IPM is the use of cultural practices that optimize growth of grasses and minimize conditions favourable to pest insects, weeds, or pathogens. Landscape Ontario's Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Symposium has been a uniquely respected event since 1965.

This is an information session to review the Landscape Ontario Awards of Excellence Program. We will review the category changes for the 2022 program, review the entry process and open up for Q&A at the end.

Turf management group chair is involved with many industry groups.

Landscape Ontario's COVID-19 Task Force answers your questions live!

The moth has been found in a limited residential area of Toronto which can be delineated by Steeles Ave. to the north, Leslie St. to the east, the Gardener Expressway to the south and Highway 427 to the west.

New mowers cause grounds management rethinks.

Changes include removal of Ontario Pesticide Advisory Committee to reduce duplication.

A decade after the province banned the use of pesticides, has anything really changed?

Your feedback is needed to help develop a timely, skilled, plentiful workforce for the landscape and horticulture profession.

Learn about the upcoming changes to the pesticide license application and renewal process.