Search Results for: irrigation scheduling

Efficient water use is important throughout the irrigation season and becomes even more critical during the hottest summer months.

Small-scale and urban farms across Ohio and the Great Lakes region are increasingly using high tunnels to extend the growing season and improve crop production.

By using irrigation scheduling applications, producers can make informed decisions leading to higher yields with fewer irrigation inputs.

Irrigation scheduling software apps can simplify integration of data, recommendations and water use models to inform management decisions.

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln's Irrigation Water Management Lab is helping western Nebraska producers evaluate irrigation technologies under real-world field conditions before investing in them.

Smart Irrigation Month returns this July with downloadable resources, Wear Blue Wednesday and a series of Q&As spotlighting industry leaders championing water efficiency.

Researchers tested ChatGPT-generated irrigation decisions in Nebraska's TAPS farm management competition, finding AI-assisted plots performed competitively with top human-managed systems.

Michael Meyer, CID, of Coast Water Solutions has been working in the industry for 12 years.

New research from the University of Maryland shows irrigation needs for soybean crops on the Eastern Shore will quadruple in the coming decades during the...

At Kansas State University (K-State), researchers are testing different technologies to help producers make irrigation decisions as water availability becomes less predictable.