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Essential Guide to Greenhouse Drip Irrigation Systems

Essential Guide to Greenhouse Drip Irrigation Systems

The greenhouse drip irrigation systems are among the most advantageous inventions that modern horticulture is experiencing, just because they try to minimize the use of water and other inputs in order to grow plants as much as possible in the right direction. Such drip irrigation is designed in a way to feed water directly to the plant’s roots for minimal wastage of water and nutrients. ...

ByPuroxi Pure Water Global Inc.


 Enhancing Agricultural Practices with Water Quality Sensors

Enhancing Agricultural Practices with Water Quality Sensors

By continuously monitoring water parameters, such as salinity and turbidity, farmers can assess the suitability of water sources for irrigation. This information helps in selecting appropriate water sources, designing efficient irrigation systems, and preventing the use of poor-quality water that ...

BySoil Sensors & Weather Detectors for Agriculture - JXCT


LightDeck Dx Announces Grant from U.S. Department of Agriculture to Develop Rapid Test For Toxic Chemicals in Water

LightDeck Dx Announces Grant from U.S. Department of Agriculture to Develop Rapid Test For Toxic Chemicals in Water

LightDeck Diagnostics, the company leveraging planar waveguide technology to deliver lab-quality diagnostics in minutes, today announced it has been awarded a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant funded by USDA’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) to build a rapid, portable, quantitative test to detect many Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) simultaneously. ...

ByLightDeck Diagnostics


Human rights to water of millions endangered by large-scale agriculture and industries

Human rights to water of millions endangered by large-scale agriculture and industries

There are currently 2.2 billion people, or nearly a third of the global population, who lack safely managed drinking water. Of this figure, 450 million children face poor drinking water services and water scarcity, putting them in situations of high or extreme water vulnerability. ...

BySafe Drinking Water Foundation (SDWF)


WaterBit Pump Control is Coming Soon!

WaterBit Pump Control is Coming Soon!

Growers are able to remotely control irrigation from the water source to the drip line in a precise, targeted fashion with no manual intervention. ...

ByFarm(x)


Celebrating 50 years of environmental action in Saskatchewan

Celebrating 50 years of environmental action in Saskatchewan

The dedication of those early SES volunteers wishing to protect our riparian areas and the water ecosystem, ultimately resulted in the creation of the Meewasin Valley Authority. ...

ByThe Saskatchewan Environmental Society (SES)


Do You Know How To Make Catfish Feed Pellets

Do You Know How To Make Catfish Feed Pellets

Finally, it is cooled and dried to room temperature and less than 12% moisture. Puffing fish feed can float in water due to its specific gravity. How To Increase Catfish Capacity 1. ...

ByZhengzhou Fusmar Machinery Co., Ltd


How To Make Catfish Feed

How To Make Catfish Feed

Finally, it is cooled and dried to room temperature and less than 12% moisture. Puffing fish feed can float in water due to its specific gravity. How To Increase Catfish Capacity 1. ...

ByZhengzhou Fusmar Machinery Co., Ltd


How To Raise Tilapia

How To Raise Tilapia

Basic Conditions Of The Pond Choose a place with good water source, freshwater, no industrial pollution, good soil quality, and convenient transportation. ...

ByZhengzhou Fusmar Machinery Co., Ltd


How to get rid of birds out of your dairy barn

How to get rid of birds out of your dairy barn

Seeing your dairy barn as a safe and convenient food source, unwanted birds will flock to your property for comfort during the cold winter months. ...

ByAvian Enterprises, LLC


China: agricultural production and groundwater

China: agricultural production and groundwater

As in many parts of the People’s Republic of China, Shanxi Province is experiencing reduced water security for the agriculture sector. Changing climate conditions, including reduced rainfall, are increasing reliance on groundwater resources in the province. Unsustainable groundwater use for food production intensifies the impacts of climate change, and cost-effective ...

ByInternational Association of Hydrogeologists (IAH)


Flood risk from modern agricultural practices can be mitigated with interventions

Flood risk from modern agricultural practices can be mitigated with interventions

Factors such as compaction prevent the soil from being able to hold more water and lines and cracks in the soil concentrate the water flow — therefore speeding up the flow of water on the soil’s surface. ...

ByEuropean Commission, Environment DG


Fertilizers help toxic algae thrive in warming world

Fertilizers help toxic algae thrive in warming world

Blue-green algae blooms that can turn toxic in freshwater lakes and can kill bathers, farm animals and domestic pets that drink the water are becoming more widespread across the world, according to new research. A combination of excess use of fertilizers containing phosphorus and nitrogen, untreated sewage releases, and warmer water caused by climate change is ...

ByClimate News Network


Irrigation with treated waste water: A growing fact

Irrigation with treated waste water: A growing fact

This fact is favouring the search and use of non-conventional sources of water, which guarantee the continuous availability of water to its use in agriculture and landscaping. ...

BySistema AZUD, S.A.


Citing drought, California town rushes water plant

Citing drought, California town rushes water plant

The new project will turn salty water to drinking water for the 6,000-resident town of Cambria, which hugs the cliffs of the central coast, 6 miles south of William Randolph Hearst's famous castle at San Simeon. ...

ByThe Associated Press


Coalition Releases Comprehensive Recommendations to Help California’s Cities, Farms and Environment Weather the Drought

To that end, the coalition today released Wetter or Not – Actions to Ease the Current Drought and Prepare for the Next (summary and full report available), a comprehensive set of recommendations for near-term action by local, state, and federal agencies and lawmakers ­— many of which are designed to ensure that the funds in the recently approved water bond are ...

ByNatural Resources Defense Council


Owners of Buffalo-Area Gas Stations Ordered to Pay $290,000 in Penalties

In August 2012, the EPA issued a complaint to owners and operators of gas stations in Buffalo, Amherst, and Tonawanda, N.Y., alleging violations of numerous federal regulations aimed at protecting water from petroleum contamination. One of the companies, Amerimart Development Company, reached an agreement with the EPA to settle alleged violations regarding underground storage ...

ByUS EPA - Environmental Protection Agency


Ohio offers $150M in no-interest water plant loans

Ohio offers $150M in no-interest water plant loans

Ohio's environmental regulators laid out a plan Thursday to assist cities with testing and treating their drinking water, a first step in the state's response to last week's water emergency in Toledo that left 400,000 people without clean tap water. The state will make $150 million in interest-free loans available so that cities can upgrade ...

ByThe Associated Press


General Mills Announces Plans to Reduce Emissions from Agriculture

General Mills Announces Plans to Reduce Emissions from Agriculture

Food company General Mills announced this week that it would reduce its supply chain emissions to a target level by August 2015, and cited agriculture as the primary source of those emissions. The company said agriculture emissions “are the single largest source of emissions in our value chain. ...

ByAmerican Soybean Association


GWT Series Natural Zeolite Media Agricultural Applications

GWT Series Natural Zeolite Media Agricultural Applications

Using our particular zeolite media in an agriculture application can increase nutrient retention, reduce nutrient loss and contamination by fertilizer nutrients into the ground water and surface water supplies. Additionally, fertilizer requirements are reduced by established a balanced nutrient supply in the plant root growth zone. ...

ByGenesis Water Technologies, Inc.

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