When to Use Nighttime Versus Daytime Irrigation in Arkansas
Deciding whether to water at night or during the day is one of the most practical choices a homeowner, turf manager, or…
Read articleDeciding whether to water at night or during the day is one of the most practical choices a homeowner, turf manager, or…
Read articleIntroduction Irrigation in Arkansas must respond to a mix of humid-subtropical climate, variable seasonal rainfall, diverse soils, and a broad set of…
Read articleWhy a pre-season irrigation audit matters in Arkansas Irrigation is the single largest controllable use of water on many Arkansas farms and…
Read articleRain gardens are an effective, attractive way to manage stormwater, improve groundwater recharge, and enhance landscapes. In Arkansas, where rainfall, soil types,…
Read articlePreventing fertilizer runoff is critical for protecting Arkansas waters, preserving farm productivity, and meeting regulatory and market expectations. Arkansas spans diverse landscapes…
Read articleInstalling drip irrigation in Arkansas vegetable beds is one of the most effective, practical upgrades a home gardener or small grower can…
Read articleIrrigation systems in Arkansas face a unique combination of climate, soil and water-source challenges. A comprehensive maintenance checklist tailored to the state…
Read articleEvapotranspiration (ET) is the combined water loss from soil evaporation and plant transpiration. Seasonal evapotranspiration is the cumulative ET that occurs over…
Read articleArkansas is a small state in area but large in climatic variety. From the low, flat Delta to the high, forested Ozarks…
Read articleUrban landscapes in Arkansas present a mix of climate, soil, plant, and regulatory conditions that make generic irrigation solutions inefficient or harmful.…
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