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Horticulture
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Marty Shaw
Arboricultural Consultant
PO Box 680716
Franklin TN 37068
USA
phone: 615-794-4377
fax: 615-614-3398
Marty
Marty Shaw is an Arboricultural Expert specializing in Plant & Tree Issues. His extensive experience and training can help solve the most complex tree issues including tree safety policy, insurance claims and personal injury cases. He is a plant and tree diagnostician who has many years of land planning, nursery, landscape design, installation and maintenance experience.

Mr. Shaw is a Registered Consulting Arborist (#470), ISA Certified Arborist (#SO-1234), a Certified Nursery Professional, and a Licensed Horticulturist.

Expert Witness Services:
  • Insurance Claims
  • Workplace Safety
  • Land Safety
  • Tree Hazard Evaluations
  • Risk Assesments
  • Tree Health Assessments
  • Tree Appraisals / Valuations
  • Diagnostics and Testing
  • Tree Case Consultation
  • Professional Services:
  • Training & Education
  • Tree Inventories
  • Canopy Evaluation
  • Historic Tree Preservation
  • Landscape Design
  • 4/19/2012 · Plants & Trees
    Plant Nourishment: Micro-injection a Missing Link in Your IPM
    Recent technological advances have helped micro-injection gain an edge in plant nourishment. Used with an existing integrated pest management program (IPM), micro-injection offers flexibility, environmental stewardship, and better performance for a surprisingly small investment.

    12/15/2011 · Plants & Trees
    Tree Assessment is Wise Risk Management
    For all the beauty and character that trees lend to a town, development project or other public space, they also can cause great concern and potential liability when their condition becomes questionable.

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    John A. Harris
    Principal
    4600 Sheridan Street
    Suite 403
    Hollywood FL 33021
    USA
    phone: 1-866-981-1770 or (954) 986-9405
    fax: 954-986-9406
    John A. Harris, Principal of Landscape Economics, LLC, and President of Earth Advisors, Inc., is a LANDSCAPE ECONOMIST who has worked in the Arboriculture, Forestry, landscape and horticultural fields for over 20 years. Mr. Harris has provided reputable consulting, education and project management services for a wide variety of projects across the United States and internationally, in both temperate and tropical ecosystems.

    Areas of Expertise:
  • Expert Witness for Arboricultural, Landscape, Nursery Values and Conditions
  • Landscape and Tree Risk Assessments
  • Landscape and Tree Value Appraisals
  • Landscape and Tree Damage Appraisals
  • Storm Damage Assessments and Recovery Plans
  • Landscape Health and Condition Evaluations
  • Arboricultural Health and Condition Evaluations
  • Landscape, Arboricultural, Forestry, Environmental Project Management
  • Environmental Due Diligence
  • Environmental Permitting and Mitigation Planning
  • Environmental Permit Negotiations
  • Municipal Tree Inventory and Management Plans
  • GPS/GIS Environmental Mapping Projects
  • Forest Resources Management Plans
  • Grounds Maintenance Practices
  • Arboricultural Practices
  • Tree and Landscape Values are Still Divergent in Practice
    Trees and landscapes have been valued since humans were given gardens for food and enjoyment. Once people determined how to harvest seeds, how to plant gardens and landscapes, and how to relocate trees and plants, then decisions about what to use and what not to use began to set values for plants. It is this author's opinion that these practices logically date back to the beginning of history.

    3/7/2012 · Plants & Trees
    Tree and Landscape Appraisal: Jurisdiction Determines the Appraisal or Valuation Method
    The value of a tree can only be determined if we agree. Any value given, whether by a layperson or a professional, is real when another person involved in the process agrees to that value. The value used in the final decision can also be a different value from the one determined by the experts who worked on it (especially when the experts worked on different sides of a valuation case).

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    Richard Parish, PhD, PE
    21135 Highway 15
    Amite LA 70422
    USA
    phone: 985-748-7019
    fax: 985-748-3813
    Richard L. Parish, PhD, P.E. is an Agricultural Engineer and Expert Witness with consulting experience in Agricultural and Horticultural Engineering. He has over 35 years of experience and has written over 100 refereed publications. Dr. Parish is a Professor Emeritus of Agricultural Engineering at Louisiana State Univ.

    Dr. Parish's cases have dealt with personal injury, wrongful death, product safety, product performance, patents, and advertising claims involving agricultural equipment, lawn/garden equipment, grounds maintenance equipment, granular application and forestry safety.
    4/4/2012 · Machinery
    Legal Considerations In Investigating Tractor Power Take-Off (PTO) Shaft Injuries
    Improperly guarded tractor power take-off (PTO) shafts are the source of many serious injuries and deaths. PTO shafts are used to transmit rotary power from tractors to implements including rotary cutters, post-hole diggers, rotary tillers, flail mowers, forage harvesters, hay balers and many others.

    Use of Standards in Cases Involving Agricultural and Grounds Maintenance Equipment
    When a personal injury or wrongful death case involves agricultural or grounds maintenance equipment, it will usually be necessary to retain an agricultural engineering expert to assist with the case. In most such cases, the agricultural engineering expert should start with a review of relevant industry and government standards. Most of the standards in this field are industry consensus standards, not mandatory government standards. Applicable government standards are few, but important.