irrigation: Lower Snow Levels + Summer Water Conservation – What Does It Mean?
- 06/02/10 10:40 AM
With the April snow falls (+ May rain…), we’ve been fortunate to see a massive 10% increase in the snowpack water content, elevating us to 63% of average. This is certainly a great improvement, with the 37% deficit demanding an extra effort from everyone of us to conserve water.For many, the concept of water conservation causes a bristling, defensive effect. Frankly, it’s not a difficult thing to do and it’s achievable without compromising personal comfort, hygiene and business functionality.Here are some suggestions;• Irrigate lawns and plants during the early morning hours when there is less wind and evaporation – for some … (0 comments)
With the April snow falls (+ May rain…), we’ve been fortunate to see a massive 10% increase in the snowpack water content, elevating us to 63% of average. This is certainly a great improvement, with the 37% deficit demanding an extra effort from everyone of us to conserve water.For many, the concept of water conservation causes a bristling, defensive effect. Frankly, it’s not a difficult thing to do and it’s achievable without compromising personal comfort, hygiene and business functionality.Here are some suggestions;• Irrigate lawns and plants during the early morning hours when there is less wind and evaporation – for some … (0 comments)
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