Smart Savings With Smart Irrigation
Turf Magazine » Irrigation
by Turf Editors
16h ago
The numbers prove you can conserve a precious natural resource and save money. Here’s how ..read more
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Get Equipped: 6 New Irrigation & Water Management Products
Turf Magazine » Irrigation
by Turf Editors
16h ago
From nutrient analysis to filter socks, this selection of irrigation and water management products will help your landscape company solve the most challenging water distribution problems ..read more
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How To Hydrozone Landscape Plants For Water Savings
Turf Magazine » Irrigation
by Turf Editors
6d ago
By John Black, RLA, CPLD From the June 2024 Issue   No matter how large or small the site, irrigation is essential to a landscape’s health and beauty. But too much water can be as bad for plants as too little; and giving any plant more water than it needs wastes resources and money. To create water-efficient landscapes that are also easy to irrigate, start with a strategy known as “hydrozoning.” In simplest terms, hydrozoning means grouping plants according to their irrigation requirements. Most growers simply label their plants as “low,” “average,” or “regular” water users, or with vague ..read more
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Husqvarna/Hydro-Rain Now Offering A Water Connections™ Blog & Webinar Series
Turf Magazine » Irrigation
by Christine Menapace
2w ago
Husqvarna and Hydro-Rain have announced a free Water Connections webinar series focusing on the various environmental, economic, and social issues of conserving this precious resource. The first free webinar will be held live on Wednesday, July 10 at 1 p.m. MDT and will discuss the critical importance of conservation and discovering how every drop truly counts. The guest is Stuart Eyring, CEO of Orbit Irrigation. Whether you’re a homeowner, landscaper, or property manager, you’ll gain valuable knowledge and practical strategies to make a significant impact. What You Will Learn: The Environmen ..read more
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Rachio Marks 200 Billion Gallons Of Water Saved Through Smart Irrigation
Turf Magazine » Irrigation
by Christine Menapace
3M ago
Rachio, a leading smart yard brand, marked Earth Day 2024 last week with over 200 billion gallons of water saved through its smart-watering technologies. The company is working toward a goal of saving three trillion gallons by 2030. “This milestone of saving over 200 billion gallons of water reflects the effectiveness of our technology and our users’ dedication to sustainability,” said Kim Sentovich, Rachio CEO. “This Earth Month, we are asking our community to consider small changes that collectively make a significant impact on the planet for generations to come.” Smart Hose Timer Rach ..read more
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Hunter’s New Wireless Valve Link Helps Simplify Installation
Turf Magazine » Irrigation
by Jessica Schwartz
5M ago
When taking on a new installation or retrofit project, running wire from the controller to field valves can be time-consuming, labor-intensive, and expensive. The new Wireless Valve Link uses LoRa® Wireless Radio Technology from Hunter Industries enables contractors to easily connect valves without running additional wires or cutting into hardscape. This convenient and innovative wireless valve technology simplifies installation to save time, money, and labor. The link valve is compatible with Centralus™ and Hydrawise® Software, works with Hunter ICC2 and HCC Controllers, and adds up to 54 va ..read more
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Two Landscape Design Companies Among Hunter-Welborn Award Winners
Turf Magazine » Irrigation
by Christine Menapace
5M ago
Two landscape design companies are among the five winners of the 2023 Hunter Industries Ann Hunter-Welborn Circle of Excellence Award. Given annually by Hunter Industries, the award recognizes social responsibility investments made by companies, organizations, and individuals in the Green Industry. It was born from the corporate social responsibility ideals Ann Hunter-Welborn brought to Hunter Industries early in its inception. The award’s ultimate goal is to generate awareness about these positive actions and inspire others to join the movement. Landscape design winners include: A landscape ..read more
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Dramm To Unveil New Research Greenhouse
Turf Magazine » Irrigation
by Garry Wasko
5M ago
Dramm’s new 2,500-sq ft greenhouse, seen in an artist’s rendering, will allow the Wisconsin company to expand its testing and research capabilities. It will open this Fall. Construction has begun on a brand new research greenhouse at Dramm Corporation’s HQ in Manitowoc, WI. The addition to the company’s new factory and headquarters will allow for easier development and testing of new products and techniques. The new 2,500-sq. ft. facility will feature several cropping systems, from fixed and movable benches to hydroponic systems. Additionally, various water sources will be used, from rainwater ..read more
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Turf August 2023 Issue
Turf Magazine » Irrigation
by Turf Editors
5M ago
Editor’s Letter 18 Separate Billion-Dollar Disasters With Weather Xtremes as the theme of this issue, I usually try to think of a clever title that relates to the topic for my letter. But I can’t this time. Why? Because on the heels of Earth’s hottest June on record, there’s nothing flippant about raging wildfires, unhealthy air quality, record-breaking heat, hail-producing thunderstorms, and devastating tornadoes and hurricanes. Anecdotally, many of us feel the weather is becoming more extreme, intense, and even violent. But the facts are even scarier. The National Oceanic & Atmospheric ..read more
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Troubleshooting Emitters & Driplines In Drip Irrigation Systems
Turf Magazine » Irrigation
by Christine Menapace
5M ago
The Cobra Stake drip emitter from DripWorks. In an era of increasing water shortages, drip irrigation is popular for its water-saving efficiency that nevertheless allows plants to flourish. These systems drip water closely onto the roots of plants at low rates from mainline tubing. The plastic pipes or tubes are fitted with outlets called emitters or drippers, which are used to control the water discharge. They come in various designs, including adjustable flow emitters, inline emitters, and pressure-compensating emitters. Driplines, or drip tubing, distribute the water throughout the irrigati ..read more
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