Researchers at the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agriculture Sciences, along with an automation technology company, have developed a web-based irrigation system that saved 21 percent in water use without reducing growth of container-grown landscape plants.

As the horticulture industry becomes more focused and attuned towards Best Management Practices, it has become all the […]

Dramm is now offering a stainless steel nozzle that can be used for all versions of the Autofog chemical applicator.

Octave from Netafim is a technically-advanced ultrasonic water meter that utilizes double-beam sensors to monitor flow. Octave offers […]

Delta T Solutions Flood Floors Delta T Solutions sub-irrigation systems can be customized to fit growers’ needs. Water […]

Automating greenhouse irrigation can be a huge labor saver, which is imperative for a modern greenhouse to be […]

Compared to other variable costs, fertilizers are not the largest part of the budget in conventional greenhouse production. […]

How Plants Take Up WaterFind out exactly how plants take up water from substrates and which factors affect […]

Dramm developed the Dribble Tubes as a simple way to water plants automatically by dripping water directly into […]

Thirty years ago, capillary mats were used for production of floricultural pot crops like Easter lilies. The advantage […]

Automating irrigation is a great way to save water. One of the latest innovations in irrigation automation is […]

The goal for any irrigation system is to deliver water to the growing medium as effectively and efficiently […]

The amount of water that can be held by the substrate in a given container with a specific […]