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Urban Ag Council Magazine Sept/Oct 2011
by John Ossa
An area of critical concern for our industry is landscape water management – effective use of water when scheduling irrigation. There have been numerous studies that show fall as the season where the most over-irrigation, or waste occurs. Typically, summer or peak season irrigation schedules are not adjusted downward as the days become shorter, and the ambient temperatures drop. Spray irrigation hardware with its’ inherent inefficiencies adds to the problem. Fortunately, the Green Industry is responding with new technology and better training.
System Management
Most irrigation schedules waste water. Learn how to get the most out of efficient irrigation scheduling!
Delivery Systems
Get free advice on how to optimize your system from the comfort of your own home, and should you need hardware, guidance on what to buy and where to buy it!
Soil Biology
To augment the “Got Life?” article in the December issue of Lawn & Landscape, IE interviewed Matthew Slaughter, Director of Soil Foodweb Oregon founded by Dr. Elaine Ingham from Corvallis Oregon.
