The industry’s only podcast focused on all things tree and landscape. Joe Aiken & Korey Lofy combine over 60 years of industry knowledge and experience and will discuss some of the trends, concerns, and opportunities in the fields of forestry and arboriculture.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 202 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceNature |
Korey sits down with Graeme Knight, owner of Tree Care SEO Service and author ofThe Digital Marketing For Tree Service Companies. Graeme shares how the right website and digital marketing can grow your business. He shares the power of SEO and emphasi... more
Joe and Korey sit down with Steve Samuels, Senior Account Executive for SingleOps, to discuss how improved software can help your business run better. Steve and the guys discuss the need for thinking big picture and treating every client as your most... more
Joe and Korey sit down with Eric Petersen, President of ArboRisk. The guys and Eric discuss the importance of having the right insurance as a tree care company to protect your business and employees.You can learn more about ArboRisk by visiting their... more
Joe and Korey sit down with Zak Shier, arborist and PHC manager for Joseph Tree of Dublin Ohio. Zak discusses his 12 years in the industry, his journey with Joseph Tree, soil management, and more! For more on Joseph Tree you can visit josepht... more
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Not my cup of tea. I listened to the first Ten episodes. If you are wanting a podcast about traditional forestry this is not the show for you. If you are into arboriculture this will be right up your alley. They should really change the name of the podcast.
My name is Jake Van Yahres and I’m the co-owner of Van Yahres Tree Company in Virginia. We do a Fun Fact Friday for the company every week and on multiple occasions I’ll use one from you all. Thank you for that and the great listen.
The fresh perspective these guys bring to the industry along with their guests is exciting, interesting, and inspiring! Great job Joe and Korey!!
Just wanted to say that I am so proud to call Arborjet Joe my dad!! Just listened to your first podcast and couldn’t wipe the smile off my face. You guys talking about getting interested in to your field, made me think back to my 6th grade leaf project I got to do with my dad, and he was my hero, all the other kids in my class were jealous of the final project!! We found so many trees, my dad even got me a ginkgo leaf!!! Now looking back, I even did my senior thesis on the emerald ash bore. Even... more
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