2023 and Lawn Automation
2023 will be a remarkable year for lawn automation. The rise of lawn robot automation will fill the need for labor and help keep the price tag of maintaining a lawn lower. The current labor shortage can also be solved by mitigating this problem with automation. The...
The “Formula” of what you are Losing C+W(30%)+A+P=T
I have been doing a lot of research lately that explains and proves the reality of using synthetics and the benefits of using a biological system of fertility. I have created a formula that will help to explain this and quantify what you are spending when you are...
“I don’t want a golf course”
I often hear this response when I start talking about correcting issues in my customers lawns: "I really don't want it to look like a golf course." In people's minds they have built up that a golf course is the epitome of refinement, health and beauty and that it is...
Where do I start?
How does the biological method work? Most people have a Stage I or Stage II Lawn. You want a Stage III or a Stage IV lawn that has improved thatch levels, 6.5 pH, 3% or better organic content, high soil porosity, high water carrying capacity, natural aeration and...
The Case for Automation, Commercial Edition
Change is certainly in the air. Modern technology such as AI & 4G connectivity, coupled with battery capability and older technologies such as GPS and well, uh, mechanical mower has brought us robotic mowing. But why have you never heard of a near 30-year-old...
Synthetic Vs Biological
This chart represents the differences between the two methods of fertility. One costs you more in the long run and one saves you money over time. You decide which one is better. Let us show you how to engage and heal your lawn. We are having a lot of success. Will you...
Biology wins, every time!
In the search for better lawns we have been taught to use the one thing that works very well but has a dark side. I am speaking about synthetics. They are just like steroids and methamphetamines. They work really well which is why people tend to use them but they have...
Gas no more for Honda
A few years ago I made a prediction. I simply said that within 5-6 years you would no longer be able to buy a gas powered lawn mower. In 2017 the Ego push behind, lithium powered lawn mower went head to head with the top model of the Briggs and Stratton 5hp gas...
Biological vs. Synthetic Costs
There are two methods that people use to maintain health in their lawn. One enables the soil to be healthy and the other one turns the soil against itself and ultimately you. We will contrast these two methods to examine how they work and more importantly what the...
Is My Yard a Good Candidate for a Robotic Mower?
The 12-Point “Qualifies / Doesn’t Qualify” Checklist Robotic mowing is one of those upgrades that feels like cheating—your lawn stays maintained without you living on a weekly schedule. But not every property is a perfect fit without a little prep. This blog is your...
Robotic Mowers 101: How They Actually Cut Grass (And Why It Looks Better)
If you’ve only ever known the “weekly mow,” robotic mowing can feel like a magic trick. You look out at the yard and it just… stays clean. No clumps. No scalping. No “jungle week” when life gets busy. And the lawn starts looking more like a carpet over time, not less....
The Four Types of People We Encounter — And Why the Outcome Is Rarely About the Lawn
After years of working with homeowners across traditional lawn care, biological programs, and now robotic mowing, I’ve learned something important: The outcome of a lawn program has far more to do with the type of person involved than the products, equipment, or even...