For more than 20 years, Kueker’s Nursery & Landscaping has provided the best landscaping products and services to Perryville and other nearby towns. The company preserves its commitment to integrity, quality, and service. These principles remain an important part of what they do on each project.

They provide tailored services and deliver efficient solutions to the needs of each client since their landscaping, and lawn care experts work with residential and commercial properties.

As a residential landscaping company, Kueker’s Nursery & Landscaping is committed to delivering high-quality services. Their team is very involved with the integrity of their results since every project they take is a priority. They provide a variety of services, including nursery, landscaping, and hardscaping. 

Their fully stocked nursery has all the plants that bloom in the local climate and soil, including those that are quite hard to find. You are more than welcome to go to their store and search for your yard and garden design with their help.

Landscaping is a great choice if you want to keep your outdoor spaces looking as good as possible. That is why they will help you find what works best for your outdoor space and handle everything from grass cutting to full maintenance and design. 

At Kueker’s Nursery & Landscaping, they know that curb appeal takes more than green lawns and gorgeous plants because you would also need walkways, fire pits, and even mailboxes to make your outdoor space its best. In the same way, as a gardening company, you can reach your desired look with their hardscaping design and implementation system.

There are many reasons why you should choose Kueker’s Nursery & Landscaping. As a commercial landscaping company, their business has grown into a professional and organized organization. 

They have many services and a high level of professional expertise in landscape design, fertilization, estimating, soil, marketing, billing, professional services and maintenance, and horticulture. 

Moreover, throughout the week, their approachable staff is at the office, willing to help you with any doubt you may have. Whether it’s about the water for your plants or any minimal detail, they are ready to serve you. Additionally, this company has a nursery where you can visit from Monday to Saturday. 

Kueker’s Nursery & Landscaping understands that every customer is unique and has their vision and goal for their property. They will make sure you get exactly what your business or home needs to be at its best.

You are welcome to visit their website at https://kuekerslandscape.com/ and see how they can care for your nursery and landscaping needs. You will not regret having this unique experience with such a professional team.

Contact Name: Brad Kueker

Email: consult@kuekerslandscape.com

About Kueker’s Nursery & Landscaping

Kueker’s Nursery and Landscaping has been a leading company in landscaping and turf maintenance for commercial or residential properties. The company has maintained its commitment to quality, integrity, and service. These principles remain an important part of what we do each day–on every project. We stand by these principles to treat every customer and project the same–focusing on quality and service.

Immaterial Future Association will host the IF Innovation Award ceremony on 4 September 2021. The Award celebrates the most inspiring entrepreneurs offering new bold solutions in the field of CultTech*. This year 165 startups from 52 countries participated in the competition by submitting projects that leverage technology and create new business models for culture and creative industries. Six finalists – startup teams from the Netherlands, US, UK, Brazil, Luxembourg, and Germany – will pitch their ventures to an international jury panel and compete for €50,000 in non-equity funding.

Roots Studio is one of the finalists selected from the US.

The finalists offer solutions that develop new business models that give culture financial independence or create distribution models that allow wide access to cultural experiences while upholding their authenticity. With a loss of 31% of its turnover, the cultural and creative economy is one of the most affected in Europe by the COVID-19 pandemic. Now it is vital to fund and support technological solutions and impact ideas that will help the industry build back in the most sustainable way.

This year’s IF Innovation Award finalists are:

1. Roots Studio (US). Works with indigenous and minority artists globally to digitize their unique and endangered heritage arts into new fashion and home products, through a model that can financially support their livelihoods, communities, and traditions. The model of the startup may be interesting for ethnic artists and collectors of ethnic fine arts.

2. FloatScans (Netherlands). Proprietary 3D scan technology that makes it possible to bring real-world objects to life digitally. The core focus is on art and cultural heritage, in which 95% of the objects are stored away or not publicly visible. With this technology, museums and galleries may unlock their full collections independent of available space + monetize collections by developing new business models.

3. ArtMe (Brazil). A platform (mobile app) where ArtCasets (stories, art descriptions and exhibition tours) can be submitted and translated into 19 languages. Content can be provided by the community with no museum censorship. ArtMe can be used to discover artworks within a city, making visits to museums and galleries even more pleasant.

4. Scan the World (UK). With over 18,000 objects online, it’s the largest digital museum of 3D printable cultural artefacts. It’s a community-built, open-source project archiving objects of cultural significance using 3D scanning and 3D printing technologies. Cultural institutions, heritage boards, and private collectors may use the 3D solution to generate new revenue streams: gift shops (selling high-quality facsimiles and merchandise), 3D scanning, and printing on demand.

5. Firstrow (Germany). A VR distribution platform that enables performing arts companies and venues in the culture sector to monetize their production through digital (VR) showcasing. The distribution platform is augmented by a home delivery service offered for consumers who don’t possess their own VR device.

6. ANote Music (Luxemburg). A marketplace for investing in music royalties. It enables publishers, record labels, and artists to list a portion of their royalty stream rights up for auction, introducing a new system of financing, as well as offering music enthusiasts and investors a new opportunity and the chance to own shares in their favorite music, thus turning music into an alternative asset class.

Composed of six members, the IF Innovation Award jury represents a group of visionaries in the fields of arts, technology and venture capital:

• Oliver Holle, Сhairman of the IF Innovation Award  jury panel, Founder and Managing Partner of Speedinvest, a leading European early stage venture fund. 

• Philip Ginthör, Digital entrepreneur and investor, former CEO of Sony Music for the DACH region, board member of Bonnier Media (Germany).

• Thierry Baujard, Founder and CEO of Media Deals, a pan-European investment network focusing on the creative industries, active member of the EU’s ‘Creative Shift’ initiative; 

• David Yang, Founder of ABBYY, Co-Founder of Yva.ai, a pioneer of Artificial Intelligence; 

• Dmitry Aksenov, Founder and President of the Immaterial Future Association; 

• Pierre-François Marteau, Board Secretary of the Immaterial Future Association.

Following the pitch session the program will feature a panel discussion on impact investing in culture and creative industries with representatives of the leading social innovation organizations in Europe including Impact Hub Vienna, and the European Venture Philanthropy Association (EVPA).

Learn more about the IF Innovation Award here. 

About Immaterial Future Association

Immaterial Future (IF) is a non-profit association established in 2021 to contribute to shifting the world’s growth model towards intangible production and consumption, with culture as the main driver (vector) of change. It aims to leverage culture’s huge untapped potential to positively impact every single human, breaking away from its elitist confines and becoming more accessible to all.