Before choosing your water treatment system, know the quality of your source, your treatment options, and how the system might fit within your operation.

No matter the greenhouse crop, you’re going to need a consistent and reliable source of clean water for production.

A team at the University of Connecticut is working to understand how greenhouse growers use water, including recycled water, and cope with limited irrigation water sources.

The Clean Water3 program is asking growers to take a short survey on the program, which aims to help growers reduce and recycle irrigation water.

Are you growing bedding plants in large containers? Consider conserving resources by changing the way you water.

Iron in groundwater sources can wreak havoc on irrigation systems. Learning more about iron forms and testing methods can help you address problems when they arise.

The Ontario Greenhouse Vegetable Growers hope to provide producers with new tools and recommendations for maintaining ponds.

Irrigation lines and emitters can become blocked during the growing season. Here are some steps you can take the avoid this problem.

The California-based company’s new water recirculation system has led to savings in water use, natural gas consumption, and more.

Dramm Corp. has developed a white paper that outlines control methods for biofilm, which is present in every greenhouse irrigation system and can harbor plant pathogens.

Tools such as the 1 to 5 moisture scale can help you prevent overwatering to achieve the desired air to water ratio for healthy plant growth.

Researchers at The Ohio State University tested the ice cube irrigation theory to see if it is a viable option to recommend to consumers for hydrating orchids.

From watering mats to injectors, irrigation suppliers are focused on helping growers save water and control the flow of their irrigation systems. Here’s a look at some of their latest offerings.