With a few weeks until Thanksgiving, it’s time to start planning your turkey purchase. If you’re buying fresh from a local retailer, placing your order now ensures you’ll have the perfect bird for your feast. Turkey’s availability should be plentiful this year, making the selection process more accessible than in recent years. The American Farm […]
Few phenomena are as influential and widely recognized in climate and meteorology as El Niño and La Niña. These two climate patterns, collectively known as the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO), profoundly impact weather conditions worldwide. As we move into 2025, understanding how these climate events will shape our environment is more critical than ever. While […]
Join us for an insightful discussion on the state of water resources in the Intermountain West as we embark on the 2025 water year. While current drought maps may show that the drought is largely behind us, the full story is much more complex. Years of drought have severely depleted groundwater reserves in key states […]
Have you ever tried eating an insect? You might be surprised to learn that insects outnumber humans by a staggering margin, with over 10 million species of insects worldwide. In fact, insects make up 80% of all animal species on the planet, and there’s a growing movement advocating for the consumption of insects as a […]
Designing a water-smart garden doesn’t have to be complicated or require a total yard makeover. With a few key principles, you can create a beautiful, water-efficient landscape that thrives in any climate while reducing water use and maintenance. Water-smart landscaping, often called Xeriscaping, is about something other than turning your yard into a barren space […]
Join our webinar to explore the CMS, a battery-powered sprinkler controller for smart irrigation without electrical power. Learn how to optimize watering with real-time ET weather data via the B-hyve app, manage multiple valves, and discover the benefits of CMS’s modular, flexible design.
People are often surprised when they learn we have water scarcity issues in the United States. For example, Flint, Michigan, experienced water issues for over six years. In 2014, a change in water supply from Lake Huron and the Detroit River to the Flint River caused severe problems for residents of Flint, Michigan. High levels […]
As we move closer to Thanksgiving, it’s hard to believe that the first freeze date is around the corner for many regions. While it may still feel hot and dry right now, cooler weather is on its way, and gardeners need to be prepared for the changing conditions. Fall and winter gardening brings a new […]
As the rainy season approaches Southern California, I am reminded the Surfrider Foundation strongly recommended avoiding swimming or surfing after rainfall. Urban runoff and leaking sewer pipes can drastically increase water pollution, posing significant health risks. Surfers, for instance, should ideally wait 72 hours before returning to the water. During this period, the ocean may […]
Drip irrigation is one of the most efficient ways to water your landscape—but it comes with its own set of challenges. In this webinar Eric Santos from Sperber Landscapes shares expert advice on common issues with drip systems. We cover everything you need to know to keep your system running smoothly, from essential maintenance tasks […]