More measurements aren’t helpful if they aren’t accurate. If your irrigation strategy relies on sensors that make you question each reading or if you end up irrigating based on gut feelings, then you may be washing your irrigation budget below the root zone. This results in wasted water, and potentially expensive fertilizers, insecticiedes, and fungicides as well. METER sensors have helped customers reduce water usage by more than a third without damaging their plants.
The U.S. Golf Association has collaborated with METER to develop a simple, accurate solution for measuring the water needs of your golf course. Read how our sensors and instruments are helping golf courses reduce inputs while maintaining healthy turf.
Dr. Colin Campbell explores the latest water management research and real world examples to answer the questions: Does water management work? What are challenges and best practices? And what should we do next?
If you’re only measuring water content, you may be blind to what your plants are really experiencing. Dr. Colin Campbell discusses how and why scientists combine both water content and water potential for more accurate insights.
Don’t unwittingly compromise your weather data by underestimating all the factors that influence accuracy. Dr. Colin Campbell discusses what these factors are and how to plan for them.
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