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Categories8 Water Stocks To Follow In 2022
This is an ongoing series of Water Stocks that is published yearly during the month of December. The year 2021 will be remembered for many significant events including the second year of COVID, supply chain disruption, and political turmoil. None of these slowed the stock market. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is up about 20% YTD. The Nasdaq is up 24% YTD and up more than 60% for the last 24 months. The S&P 500 is… Read more »
Increase Water Savings, Uniformity, And Quality With Jain Drip Tape
Don Cameron, owner, Terranova Ranch, Inc., started farming in 1981. He quickly realized how important water was and how he needed to be careful with any water used. Every year he installs about 3500 acres of subsurface drip tape. What he gets in return is better uniformity, better quality, and water savings. To Don, that’s key. He wants to get as much production as he can from every drop of water he has. More crop… Read more »
Water Management Consulting Services from Jain Irrigation
Precision irrigation improves crop health and farm profits or as we say, More Crop per Drop®. But unfortunately, irrigation is not always on the top of the action item list for many growers because the results are not always instantaneous.
Jain Irrigation Tweets Of The Week
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Jain Irrigation Tweets of the Week
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State of Climate Services for #Water event at #COP26SciencePavilion #Droughts are increasing…. Read more »
4 Strategies To Improve Clay Soil
I often hear gardeners complain about steps to improve clay soil, but soil with proper management can provide a good foundation for healthy plants. Clay’s unique properties allow it to hold more water and nutrients than other soil types, so it needs less irrigation and less water. In addition, clay soil particles are tiny with lots of surface area. The challenge is compacted soil restricts air water and nutrient movement, creating nutrient deficiencies and… Read more »
4 Benefits Of Mobile Drip Irrigation
Mobile drip irrigation combines center pivot irrigation and drip irrigation technology for agricultural irrigation and the benefits are literally saving farms. As the water crisis gets worse world wide more and more farms are taking acres out of production due to the lack of water. Center pivot irrigation was invented in 1940, but did not see much use until the 1950s. It increased farm acreage and water use in many rural areas. To put this… Read more »
5 Rules For Getting The Most Benefit From Rainfall In Your Garden
Rainfall is free irrigation, but not all rainfall in your garden is usable. If you are not measuring and using the rain properly for irrigation, you could be wasting a valuable free asset for your garden. It does not matter if you manage 1000 acres, a small home garden, or an HOA’s landscape. Understanding these four concepts will help you be a better water manager.
How Much Rain Is A Heavy Rain?
Rainfall in your garden is… Read more »
Gardening Supplies Moving To A Grocery Store Near You
Gardening supplies are essential to growing a garden. Recently Mike Sutterer, President and CEO of Bonnie Plants, one of the largest producers and suppliers of plants and herbs to Home Depot, Walmart, and Lowes, said that there are “16 million gardeners who have entered the market” since the pandemic started last year. With both new and existing homeowners who are currently planning projects, there were 16 million new gardeners in 2020…. Read more »
4 Cardinal Rules For Commercial Landscape Maintenance
Commercial landscape maintenance play a significant role in gaining a competitive advantage today by attracting tenants and saving money.