Maximizing crop production means starting by maximizing water management, especially in the western United States, where severe drought is always a potential risk for water availability. Little rainfall and below-average snowpack means growers will continue to be affected. “Growers need to use today’s technologies that measure water availability in the root zone,” says Willie Negroni, Wilbur-Ellis VP Supplier Relations. Consider using Probe Schedule, one of the most innovative irrigation water management systems in the world, to improve productivity and calculate accurate crop water usage and soil moisture. Contact your local Wilbur-Ellis representative to talk water management and find the strategies and technologies that are right for your operation.
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💧 Maximizing growth potential with soil moisture 💧 As a grower, achieving optimal soil moisture conditions for your plant is fundamental. Here are some reasons why employing a soil moisture meter is efficient: ✅ Precision in irrigation: By obtaining real time moisture data, you can avoid overwatering (this can lead to root rotting and nutrient leaching) and underwatering (which stunts growth and reduces yield potential). ✅ Prevention of water stress: Plants are highly sensitive to fluctuations in soil moisture. With a moisture meter, you can detect signs of water stress early on, enabling timely intervention to ensure your plants remain healthy and vigorous. ✅ Optimization of Nutrient Uptake: Soil moisture levels directly influence nutrient availability to the roots of your plants. ✅ Efficient Resource Management: You can minimize wasting water and can reduce operational costs associated with irrigation. You can apply water precisely where and when needed. In the upcoming weeks we will be posting about soil moisture. If you are interested, stay tuned and also check out our previous posts. #SoilMoisture #PlantHealth #WaterManagement #SoilScience
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Emerging from a winter with scarce snowfall, farmers may face unique challenges this spring. Without a substantial snowpack to slowly melt and naturally irrigate fields, concerns over soil dryness and depleted water reserves for irrigation are on the horizon. These environmental shifts demand adaptable strategies. Let’s stand with our farmers as they navigate this season of change, turning every challenge into an opportunity 🚜💧🌱
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A newly published ICPRB pamphlet, Potomac Basin Trends in Water Use, summarizes forecasted reported water withdrawals and consumptive use in the Potomac basin. Understanding current and anticipated water use is vital for sustainable water resources planning today and into the future. Consumptive Use (CU) is the portion of water withdrawn from a resource and not returned for subsequent use. Examples of CU: evaporated irrigation and cooling water, bottled drinking water, and water consumed by people or livestock. This report is a companion piece to the Potomac Basin Reported Water Use pamphlet published in 2022 and is part of the workplan developed through the Potomac River Basin Comprehensive Water Resources Plan. #wateruse #waterresourcesplanning https://lnkd.in/eMjSGpyw
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Why waste water? Freshwater is finite and increasingly scarce. Drinking water is precious. We need to safely reuse treated wastewater for things like municipal washing, crop irrigation and industrial cooling. #QuestionsPeopleAsk ➡️ https://buff.ly/40bbFj2 #WaterFacts #WaterAction #WaterIs #Energy #Nutrients #ClimateChange
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With water becoming more scarce, it is important to find ways to be as efficient as possible with it.💦 However, this is not easily done. Several factors play a part in water management, as water comes in different forms, all related to irrigation. This is why integrated water management is important; it involves the entire chain from the intake water to the treatment of discharge water. To perform water management optimally, you need to consider the horticultural water chain model. For more information about the horticultural water chain model, read the whitepaper.📄 Link to the whitepaper: https://lnkd.in/dACzJ2fR #ImprovingYourBusiness #watermanagement #whitepaper
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Things to consider when purchasing an Agricultural Rainwater Harvesting System. 1. Assessment of Rainfall and Water Needs: Evaluate the annual average rainfall in your region and estimate the water requirements for your land. 2. Roof Collection Area: Work out the roof area available for rainwater collection. Calculate the potential volume of water that can be collected based on the rainfall and roof area. 3. Gutter System: If you don't already have one, install gutters along the edges of the roof to collect rainwater. Make sure there is an adequate slope to direct water towards downpipes 4. Filtration System: Depending on your area, your roof is likely to collect leaves and debris. Consider installing a filter to divert the initial rainwater flow. All Ecosure ARWH systems include a large filter. 5. Tank Placement: Position the tank on a flat, level base. 6. Pump and Distribution System: If required, install a pump to distribute water to different parts of the farm. Consider using a drip irrigation system for efficient water use. 7. Maintenance: While Ecosure tanks require very little maintenance. It is still a good idea to schedule regular maintenance for the entire system. Inspect the roof, gutters, filters, and water tank. Clean the filters and screens as needed. Find our more about our system here - https://lnkd.in/ejeWrZyR or call us today 01763 261781 #agriculture #rainwaterharvesting #farming #farmingcommunity #farm #farmers #savewater #sustainability #crops #organicfarming #sustainablefarming #horticulture
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Soil moisture is an important hydraulic parameter in a product ecosystem. In Magoye catchment which has been serverly hit by El Nino the natural ponding of water has been greatly reduced partly by the drought and siltation from deposition of silt that comes with runoff and eroded soils. #Disilting can increase the amount of water returned by the natural ponds. #Cluster Irrigation is also a solution to make the small scale farmers more resilient to drought as opposed to individual investments. #The water productivity has to be enhanced if the communities are going to be food secure.
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Drowning in acronyms? Let's navigate the green industry together! This week's focus is PVB (Pressure Vacuum Breaker). A PVB is like a safety guard for your irrigation system. It stops dirty water from sneaking back into your clean water supply. It keeps an air gap, even when the pressure gets high, to ensure the water reaching your plants is as clean and safe as possible. It's all about keeping things pure and your landscape and ornamental grounds green and healthy. Join us next week as we unravel another green industry acronym and demystify its meaning!
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