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Sustainable Pumping Offers EU Taxonomy Advantages
- By Rob Welke, Water Pumping Institute There is significant scope within present-day irrigation design guidelines to improve both water efficiency and pumping system energy efficiency, thereby contributing meaningfully to the objectives of EU Taxonomy. EU Taxonomy frames sustainability within economic activities and supports those who make substantial progress toward sustainability criteria.
Carbon credits : how to make it real for farmers ?
By Jonathan Baravir, Rivulis - Agriculture holds a unique double opportunity to reverse adverse climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and removing carbon from the atmosphere. By adopting more sustainable farming practices, farmers can increase their profitability and significantly contribute to environmental goals.
A Greener Path to pH Control: A Partnership for Sustainable Irrigation Solutions
By Jim Lauria, VP Sales and Marketing, Mazzei Injectors - When inventor Waldo Moraga set out to design a more sustainable water pH management system than conventional sulfuric acid and sulfur burner units, he zeroed in on mimicking natural rainfall by injecting carbonic acid into irrigation supplies.
The National Golf centre of Madrid falls within the framework of sustainable development
By Hunter - Covering an area of 62 hectares, the 18-hole courses are designed to host the most prestigious international tournaments and also acts as a training facility for the national teams and the national school at the Joaquín Blume Residence.
Controller : who is the boss  ?
The controller is the brain of an irrigation system. It automates the irrigation of a field crop, greenhouse, fruit or vegetable, green house, urban trees, park and garden, etc…
Emitter spacing in horticulture : one size doesn’t fit all
The challenge of optimizing water use and yield in horticulture is something that growers contend with every season. When deciding on their irrigation strategy, a traditional approach taken when growing plants with drip systems has been to use emitter spacings between 20 and 30 cm (8 to 12”), no matter what the crop
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