When To Amend Irrigation For Seasonal Rain Patterns In Oregon
Oregon spans a wide range of climates in a relatively small geographic area. That variability makes seasonal irrigation management especially important: a…
Read articleOregon spans a wide range of climates in a relatively small geographic area. That variability makes seasonal irrigation management especially important: a…
Read articleOverview and purpose Backflow preventers protect potable water supplies from contamination or pollution caused by reverse flow. In irrigation systems the risk…
Read articleRetrofitting an older sprinkler system is one of the highest-impact, cost-effective ways to reduce residential and commercial outdoor water use in Oregon.…
Read articleOregon’s climate range — from the wet, mild Willamette Valley and coast to the dry, continental eastern valleys and high desert —…
Read articleWhy this matters in Oregon Clay soils are common across many parts of Oregon, especially in lowland valleys and areas with ancient…
Read articleIntroduction Low-pressure drip irrigation has become a preferred method for residential gardens across Oregon. The state’s climate — wet winters, dry summers,…
Read articleSpring in Oregon brings green lawns, waking perennials, and the annual task of bringing your irrigation system back to life. A controlled,…
Read articleWhen you plant a tree in Oregon, irrigation is the single most important management action for its first one to three years.…
Read articleIrrigation efficiency is a practical necessity in Oregon landscapes, where diverse climates, seasonal rainfall patterns, and municipal water restrictions demand careful water…
Read articleOverview Sloped yards present distinct challenges for landscape irrigation everywhere, and Oregon is no exception. Soil types, rainfall patterns, temperature swings, and…
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