4/27/2016 8:04 AM
the rising cost of getting QUALITY EMPLOYEES I think will be a huge topic to think about. It's already hard on the budget as labor takes up a major part of the overall, but people can't work for 7.75 anymore. And if you do find help on the lower scale, more often than not, you spend much of your time micromanaging them.
Quality of work, a sense of pride in your job, and just overall work ethic is also something I see being a problem, as we have all faced this with younger people. I'm only 31, but I see it and it is very frustrating to see young students that do not value work. I'm not going to get into the differences in generation, just my 2 cents.
the water issues depend on where you are obviously, and if we are all trying to grow quality grass, over watering shouldn't be an issue where there aren't restrictions.