Water, the lifeblood of our planet, holds a profound influence on Earth’s delicate equilibrium. Beyond the surface, beneath our feet, lies a hidden world of groundwater reservoirs – vital sources that have sustained humanity for ages. However, recent revelations have unveiled a startling truth: groundwater depletion has reached such staggering proportions that it has measurably altered Earth’s axis of rotation, a phenomenon with far-reaching consequences for our planet’s stability. Between 1993 and 2010, the world… Read more »
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CategoriesThriving Gardens, Less Water: 9 Sustainable Tips for Water-Efficient Landscape
Beyond the foundational aspects of drip irrigation and smart controllers, I often write about a world of water-saving techniques to explore. By incorporating these additional strategies, you can create a resilient and efficient landscape that conserves water while fostering healthy plant growth. Enhance Your Soil – One of the fundamental pillars of water-efficient gardening is improving soil quality. Amending your soil with organic matter, such as compost, helps retain moisture and enhances its water-holding… Read more »
Beginner’s Guide: Biodiversity in Agriculture
The vast assortment of life that graces our planet, from the tiniest microbes to the grandest trees, is a testament to biodiversity. This intricate web of living organisms, their interactions, and the ecosystems they collectively form holds immeasurable value for sustaining life as we know it. However, the importance of biodiversity extends beyond the realm of untouched wilderness; it’s also a vital asset in the world of agriculture. In this beginner’s guide, we dive into… Read more »
Sow Now, Reap Later: A Guide to Choosing Vegetables for Your Fall Garden
As summer slowly exits, the anticipation of cooler temperatures and the promise of a bountiful autumn harvest beckons gardeners to prepare their fall gardens. While spring might be the traditional planting season, fall offers a second chance to enjoy the delights of homegrown produce. In this guide, we’ll walk you through a selection of vegetables ideal for planting now to ensure a thriving fall garden that keeps giving. Broccoli: Broccoli is a superstar of… Read more »
Unraveling the Carbon Credit Market: Factors Influencing Value and Where to Find Essential Information
Carbon credits have emerged as powerful tools in the fight against climate change, offering an economic incentive for businesses to reduce their carbon emissions. However, the value of carbon credits is not set in stone, as various dynamic factors within the carbon market influence it.
Stakeholders must access real-time data from reputable sources to stay informed and make informed decisions. In this article, we explore the factors that shape carbon credit pricing and provide valuable insights… Read more »
Beginners Guide: Nursery and Greenhouse Irrigation
Advances in greenhouse and nursery irrigation are so good no one in a greenhouse or nursery should hand water a plant ever again. The biggest issue today is too many options of how to water and what emitters to use. The list of choices is long. Starting with spray stakes, splitters, emitters, twist weights, sticks, manifolds, octa-bubblers, and more. The options are many. Preferences are a crucial consideration in irrigation selection. It is good to… Read more »
Scientific Plant Names VS. Common Plant Names – Take Our Quiz
Like it or not we need clear communication concerning the plants and trees we are growing so scientific names for plants and trees is essential.
3 Reasons To Water Turf With A Smart Controller
Grass is the single largest irrigated agricultural crop in America. Turfgrasses occupy 2% of the land in the continental United States and use more acreage than the amount of land used for growing irrigated corn.
Empowering The Smartest Working Landscape Professionals
Meet Jain Irrigation Techs at these upcoming Landscape industry shows in October
4 Vegetables To Plant In Fall
If you would like to know what vegetables to plant in fall, then summer is over and as the days grow shorter and the air a little cooler there is an absolute satisfaction you get from planting fall vegetables. Summer is full of melons, plums, nectarines, and peaches. Fall is time to connect back with your soil and plan what can grow before the days grow too short and the nights too cold. As you… Read more »
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