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Austin, TX
Joined March 2009
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63% of horticulturists are female. Thank you @LandscapeTexas for having me speak at the Nursery/Landscape Expo this past week about Women in Horticulture. It was great to talk about empowerment in different environments. #txlege #HD75 #WomenInHorticulture #TNLAExpo
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Participating in the 2024 Nursery / Landscape EXPO (@LandscapeTexas) offers an invaluable opportunity for individuals in the green industry to acquire essential knowledge for success. Booth 1205 August 15th & 16th HENRY B. GONZALEZ CONVENTION CENTER San Antonio, TX 78205
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The countdown is on! 1 week left until @LandscapeTexas's Nursery/Landscape EXPO! Come by Booth #2010 to visit with the Plantbid Team! Register now at nurserylandscapeexpo.org! #tnlaexpo2024 #tnla #plantbid
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Come see us this week at the Nursery & Landscape Expo in San Antonio, TX from Aug. 14-16! Learn more at booth #2026 and get an up close look at grasses like Cobalt™ Hybrid St. Augustine and Latitude 36® Bermudagrass. Hope to see you there!🙌🏼 #TNLAEXPO2024 @LandscapeTexas
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Landscape & Irrigation professionals! Don't miss this chance to get ahead of the competition while saving your customers' water and money by attending the Green Pros series in Grapevine starting next week! @LandscapeTexas CEUs are available! 👇👇👇
If you are a green industry professional with a desire to sharpen your ability to establish and maintain environmentally sustainable landscapes – this program is for you. Details and registration: savetarrantwater.com/green-p…
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Thank you for your support for Prop 1 and the Texas agriculture industry! 🤠 Because of your hard work, the right to farm and ranch will be enshrined in the Texas Constitution! 🗳️🤝
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#ICYMI: How did water conditions in July 2023 compare to last year? Surprisingly, July 2022 shows that 97% of the state was in drought compared to 49% at the end of July 2023. So why were drought conditions in 2022 so much worse? Find out at bit.ly/WW_July23. #txwx
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Have you signed up for EXPO? Enjoy over 140+ CEU sessions and live demonstrations, work around 900+ booths, and make lifelong business connections. The deadline for early bird registration ends July 21! Register now! hubs.li/Q01Wh5NG0
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Signed SB 1017 into law to protect energy choice in Texas.   No city or county should be able to deny Texans the ability to put gas in their cars, power their lawnmowers, or use natural gas in their homes.   I thank @SenatorBirdwell & Rep. @BrooksLandgraf for leading this effort.
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The 5 types of people you’re likely to work with — and how you can adjust your management skills. buff.ly/2Txk5ik
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Congratulations to Dr. Mengmeng Gu for her Excellence in Extension Education! Dr. Gu develops outreach programs for sustainable landscape management. With an in-depth background identifying emerging needs and innovative solutions, we are honored to have her on our team!
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The latest drought map for conditions as of January 26 shows large areas of improvement relative to the previous week. Overall, the area of the state impacted by drought has dropped to its lowest value since October 2020. Bit.ly/WaterWeekly #txwater
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After two weeks of significant improvement, the latest drought map for conditions as of Jan. 19 shows little change from the previous week. Because of rainfall across the Panhandle & Central Texas, next week’s map should further reduce drought. Bit.ly/WaterWeekly #txwater
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The latest drought map for conditions as of Jan. 5 shows the largest one-week improvement since September 2018. With additional rain and sometimes snow for parts of the state since Jan. 5, we can expect additional improvements on next week’s map. Bit.ly/WaterWeekly #txwater
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The latest drought map for conditions as of December 29 shows little change from the previous week. However, storms on Dec. 30 and 31 brought an inch or more of rainfall to large areas of Central & East Texas. We can expect some improvements next week. Bit.ly/WaterWeekly
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TWDB’s Water Weekly: The latest drought map shows some improvement in south central and southeast TX due to rainfall in those areas. Elsewhere, drought continued to intensify and expand. The area experiencing exceptional drought increased to 13%. Bit.ly/WaterWeekly #txwater
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TWDB’s Water Weekly: The latest drought map shows continued worsening of drought conditions. The area of the state impacted by drought increased 9 percentage points from the previous week and is now 84 percent, its largest value since September 2013. Bit.ly/WaterWeekly
We’re thankful for the water beneath our feet! Groundwater from 9 major and 22 minor aquifers provides about 60 percent of the water used in the state. #thankful #txwater
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TWDB’s Water Weekly: The latest drought map shows improvement in the Panhandle but continued expansion of drought across Central and East Texas. About one-fifth of Texas is abnormally dry and considered vulnerable to drought expansion in coming weeks. Bit.ly/WaterWeekly
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