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Rainwater collected from roof of O.J. Noer Research Facility keeps grass green   30 Jul, 2009

A soil scientist and a grad student rig up the mighty rainwater catchment system at the University of Wisconsin turf facility.More>>

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Grand Junction mulls incentives for businesses to replace large lawns with xeriscapes   26 Jan, 2009

City planners say xeriscaping has been an option for developers looking to landscape their property for years but acknowledge they haven't actively promoted or offered information about it.More>>

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Ditch Witch launches used inventory site   5 Sep, 2008

Internet customers can now more easily search for used equipment by manufacturer, model, category, year of manufacture, price and location.More>>

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Pond industry opposes EPA restrictions   19 Aug, 2008

The newly proposed EPA Water Sense New Home Specifications Program contains language has drastic restrictions on turf, landscape amenities and irrigation, as well as a total ban on ornamental water features.More>>

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Rain Bird announces Summer 2008 Webinar Series   20 Jun, 2008

Scheduled from mid-June through August, each one-hour webinar discusses applications, decision factors, water-saving technology, specification details and resources.More>>

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Chicago-area burbs restrict phosphorus fertilizers   12 May, 2008

Laws restricting the use of phosphorus in lawn care and landscapes to protect streams and lakes have been spreading in recent years, first in Minnesota, then in regions of Florida, Wisconsin and Michigan.More>>

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Aquascape to install prototype of water feature that reuses rain water   26 Mar, 2008

Aquascape plans to officially launch the new system later this year and will provide rain water harvesting training across the country.More>>

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Rain Bird readies for 8th Intelligent Use of Water Summit   10 Dec, 2007

Rain Bird Corp. unveiled its panel of experts for The Intelligent Use of Water Summit VIII, A Look at Global Conservation Initiatives and Strategies: Leading By Example.More>>

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ASLA green roof project demonstrates significant benefits   25 Sep, 2007

After just more than one year, The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) green roof demonstration project retained thousands of gallons of stormwater, reduced building energy costs by hundreds of dollars a month and significantly lowered outdoor air temperature.More>>

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Rain Bird's Dave Johnson talks about conserving fresh water   28 Aug, 2007

I think it helps all of us for everyone to think about the water issues and think about ways we can use less. Several areas of the country experienced drought this summer.More>>




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