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Protect your business without the high legal costs. Join TNLA + @legalshield expert George Ellison to learn how to access affordable, on-demand legal support. 👉 Register: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

New funding opportunities are now available for Texas green industry businesses 🌱 From grants to loan guarantees, these programs can help you invest in growth, equipment, and long-term success. Learn what’s available: 👉 tnlaonline.org/workingforyou/…

Policy decisions are already in motion for 2027. Water, insurance, labor, and permitting—all on the table. Here’s what the 2026 interim charges could mean for your business: 👉 tnlaonline.org/workingforyou/…

The Farm Bill is moving forward, and it could directly impact green industry businesses. From crop insurance to disaster relief, key decisions are happening now. Here’s what it means ↓ tnlaonline.org/workingforyou/…

Rising fuel costs could impact landscape businesses. More on what it means for the green industry: tnlaonline.org/workingforyou/…

🚨Member Alert! TDA has reissued its emergency quarantine for the two-spotted cotton leafhopper. Shipments from the listed counties must follow certification and treatment requirements. 👉 View the full order and county list: tnlaonline.org/workingforyou/…

The 2026 Farm Bill includes major wins for specialty crops — including stronger crop insurance, improved disaster relief, and new research investments. Here’s what it means for Texas nursery businesses 👇tnlaonline.org/workingforyou/…

Early voting for the Texas primary election starts today, with Primary Election Day on March 3. Civic participation matters for the green industry. Decisions at the Capitol affect workforce policy, water resources, and business regulation across Texas.

TNLA PAC endorses Texas candidates who support the green industry. Endorsements are nonpartisan and based on each candidate’s record and commitment to our industry. Political advertising paid for by TNLA’s Political Action Committee. Not authorized by any candidate or committee.

Thanks to TNLA members who spoke up. DHS announced 64,716 supplemental H-2B visas for FY2026, critical support for seasonal employers. Details: tnlaonline.org/workingforyou/… #H2B #Workforce #tnla

@MySAWS is hosting a District 8 town hall tonight to discuss water rate proposals, infrastructure, and long-term planning. Important discussion for those in the green industry and anyone interested in future water service priorities. Worth attending if you can.

Thank you to Native Texas Nursery for hosting a tour with Congressman Greg Casar’s office. These onsite visits help policymakers see firsthand the people, practices, and workforce culture behind Texas’ green industry and why it matters. More to come!

Texas’ 2026 elections will shape policies impacting the green industry — from workforce to regulation. Staying informed and engaged helps ensure our industry’s voice is heard. Read more: tnlaonline.org/workingforyou/…

Unsolicited seed packages reported in Texas Do NOT open or plant mystery seeds received by mail. Keep the package sealed and call 1-800-TELL-TDA for instructions. More details from @MillerForTexas : texasagriculture.gov/News-Events/Ar… #TexasAg #Biosecurity

🚨 H-2B Update for TNLA Members The Administration announced 35,000 additional H-2B visas for FY 2026 — but details still matter. Here’s what we know, what we don’t, and what it means for seasonal employers. Read more here: thehive.tnlaonline.org/news/11448253

Live podcast recordings from the 2026 Lone Star Hort Forum are now available: • H-2B Updates with Jacob Monty podbean.com/lsw/2Ne3ECGEsE… • Economic Forecast with Charlie Hall, Texas A&M University podbean.com/lsw/2Ne3ECGEsE… 🎧 Listen on demand and earn 1 hr CEUs for 2 episodes

Merry Christmas from TNLA 🎄 Thankful for our members, partners, and volunteers — proud to serve this industry The office will be closed today and on Christmas Day, but will be back on Friday.

On the ground with growers matters. TNLA spent time at Brazos Citrus Nursery with @RepTroyNehls staff, discussing labor programs, specialty crops, and the real-world impacts of policy on Texas nurseries.

State policy update: Texas has restructured the HUB Program, impacting how businesses can qualify and participate. TNLA breaks down what’s changed and how it may affect our industry. tnlaonline.org/workingforyou/…

@MySAWS is now enforcing soil quality rules. Here’s what landscapers need to know 👇 tnlaonline.org/workingforyou/…