Webinars, simply put, are web-based workshops and seminars. Given the time and resource constraints placed on green industry firms, this new internet technology is effective in making educational programs more readily available. The links below are recordings of previous webinars that are sponsored by the Chair or by other educational delivery partners.
Special Topical Series (sponsored by the Southern Risk Management Education Center and the Texas Nursery and Landscape Association)
A Texas Legislative Update, Jim Reaves, Director of Legislative and Regulatory Affairs for TNLA, March 1, 2013
The Value of Local and Sustainable Labels, Dr. Jennifer Dennis, Purdue University, January 15, 2013
Economic Outlook for the Green Industry in 2013, Dr. Charlie Hall, Texas A&M University, November 15, 2012 (Responses to questions)(Slides)
Results of the TNLA Economic Impact / Scope Report, Dr. Marco Palma, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, October 23, 2012
The Latest Consumer Trends Research, Dr. Bridget Behe, Michigan State University, September 18, 2012
Social Media Tips for Green Industry Firms– Jeff Korhan, New Media and Small Business Marketing, August 13, 2012
Effects of Advertising in Generating Grower Sales– Dr. Marco Palma, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, July 11, 2012
New DOL Regulations and Their Impact on Retirement Plan Sponsors– Todd Kading, LeafHouse
Current Practices and Economic Impacts of Growers in the U.S. Green Industry – Dr. Marco Palma, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension and Dr. Alan Hodges, University of Florida
Economic Recovery Brings Immigration Debate Back to the Forefront — Craig Regelbrugge, VP Government Relations and Research, ANLA
Water Quality, Conservation, and Management
Topic: What’s in Your Water? Water quality and treatment for pathogens and algae.
Dr. Paul Fisher, University of Florida — Recording - Handout#1 – Handout#2
Topic: Knowing Exactly When to Apply Irrigation Water
Dr. Peter Ling, Ohio State University — Recording
Topic: Water Management That Makes Cents
Dr. Don Wilkerson, Texas AgriLife Extension Service — Recording
Shine in ’09: High Performance Management to Survive Turbulent Times
Topic: Action Points to Survive the Downturn
Dr. Charlie Hall, Texas A&M University — Recording
Topic: Differentiating By Being Sustainable
Dr. Don Wilkerson, Texas AgriLife Extension Service — Recording
Topic: Marketing Green!
Dr. Jennifer Dennis, Purdue University – Recording
