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The generation gap
As the green industry looks for its next generation of leaders, one movement aims to promote horticulture careers to the youth.
Q&A with Todd Downing
The ‘graying’ of the horticulture industry requires action right now, says the director of Key Corporate Services, LLC, an executive search firm in Fishers, Ind.
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