Tag Archives: Smart Irrigation

Groundhog Rivalry: What Punxsutawney Phil and Staten Island Chuck Teach Us About Smart Irrigation

Every February 2nd, America pauses for one of its most charmingly ridiculous traditions: waiting for a groundhog to predict the weather. But what most people don’t realize is that Groundhog Day isn’t a solo act. It’s a rivalry. On one side, we have Punxsutawney Phil.  A celebrity groundhog. He’s got the top hat, the crowds, […]

The Gift That Keeps Giving: Water Conservation Through Smarter Irrigation

The holidays prompt us to reflect on what matters and how today’s choices shape the year ahead. In water and irrigation, conserving water is no longer optional. It’s essential. Done right, it becomes a lasting gift season after season. At Husqvarna Professional Irrigation and Agriculture, we focus on helping professionals use water more efficiently, so […]

Colorado River Deadline Missed — What Irrigation Contractors and Ag Producers Need to Know Now

For irrigation contractors and agricultural producers, water is not an abstract political topic. It is the operating system of your business. Every field, every landscape, every pivot, every valve, every crop depends on it. This week, that operating system became even more strained. The seven states that rely on the Colorado River failed to reach […]

Sustainable & Climate-Adaptive Landscaping Practices for the Modern Property Owner

Introduction: Landscapes Built for the Future Landscape professionals worldwide are encountering a new reality characterized by hotter summers, unpredictable rainfall, and rising client expectations for greener, more resilient outdoor spaces. In this current climate, sustainable and climate-adaptive landscapes have become essential rather than optional. Today’s property owners seek not only beauty but also long-term performance. […]

Shrinking Plates and Shifting Markets: How Appetite Suppressants Like GLP-1 Are Reshaping Agriculture and Water Use

I always thought that dietary changes would be the biggest reason for reduced water use worldwide in the future. I thought it would be due to reduced meat intake. I had no idea a couple of years ago that it would be due to an appetite suppressant. The good news is that we probably have […]

Why the West’s Water Shortages Are a National Concern

The Western United States has experienced 23 years of drought as of 2023, marking the longest megadrought in at least 1,200 years. This prolonged period of dryness began in the year 2000 and has been exacerbated by rising temperatures and climate change. Key points include: According to a 2022 study published in Nature Climate Change, […]

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