Technology Archives - Page 3 of 9 - Irrigation & Lighting

What does 2024 look like and how can the irrigation industry prepare? I believe 2024 might reflect more of what we now accept as “normal.”

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The fundamentals of design for commercial and residential landscape lighting projects are similar, but the nuances are distinct.

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The right software platform can streamline operations, boost productivity, grow the customer base and strengthen client relationships.

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With the right approach and information, irrigation audits translate to a savings of both dollars and natural resources.

Proactive system maintenance can yield significantly better results for clients than reactionary system maintenance.

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A project that encompassed multiple elements, used 76 fixtures but 110 feet of low-voltage linear strip lighting made the project pop.

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Hydraulics and irrigation systems go hand in hand, and you simply can’t have a functioning irrigation system without hydraulics.

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Pressure regulation has established itself as one of the most direct ways to manage water use in an irrigation system.

WaterMyYard, an app developed by the College Station, Texas-based Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, has expanded its reach.

The Chips and Science Act, H.R.4346, began its second funding phase in June.