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Richard Restuccia

Water Issues In The US

Water Issues in the US is rising every day. Today, just like every day for the past 12 years living in San Diego I turned

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Richard Restuccia

Drip Irrigation Design Guide

Water conservation is a key benefit of Jain Irrigation’s low volume irrigation systems. Water, our most precious natural resource, can be utilized with unmatched efficiency

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Richard Restuccia

Quick Guide: Fertilizer

For indoor growers, people growing edible landscapes, gardeners and landscapers, fertilizer is a critical success factor. There’s an amazing amount of fertilizers to choose from

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Richard Restuccia

4 Ways To Kill Your Lawn

Everyday I read about the benefits to kill your lawn and converting turf to a more drought tolerant landscape or better yet, food. However, even my friends who claim to have no green thumb at all still have a hard time killing turf.

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Richard Restuccia

Meet The Team: Rhonda Boomer

Have you ever wondered who is answering your customer service calls at Jain Irrigation? This is “Meet The Team” – a series that’ll get you

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Richard Restuccia

Farming Is Changing

Want to make a million dollars from farming? Start with two million. There is a little truth in every joke and this one is no

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Richard Restuccia

Meet The Team: Arthur Howell

Have you ever wondered who is answering your customer service calls at Jain Irrigation? This is “Meet The Team” – a series that’ll get you

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Richard Restuccia

3 Indoor Farming Trends

Indoor farming is growing at a rapid pace and the opportunities in and around the industry are the biggest we have seen in most of

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Richard Restuccia

California Drought Resources

The Washington Post reported this week a giant reservoir that supplies a California county’s drinking water is nearly empty. Lake Cachuma, a giant reservoir built to hold

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Richard Restuccia

Beginners Guide: Worm Castings

Worm castings contain five times more nitrogen, seven times more phosphorus, and 11 times more potassium than ordinary soil. Worm castings or vermicast are both

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Richard Restuccia

10 Reasons To Love Trees

Trees play an important role in water management and that’s just one reason I love trees. As the New York Times points out, “Trees are nature’s water

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Richard Restuccia

100 Simple Ways To Save Water

To improve water conservation install a rain sensor, it turns off your irrigation when it rains. Use a weather-based controller. The use of smart controllers can reduce water usage

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Richard Restuccia

Quick Guide: Water Energy Nexus

By now we’re all pretty well programmed to conserve electricity. Turn off the lights, unplug appliances, don’t leave the refrigerator door open, etc. But most

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Richard Restuccia

5 Causes Of Drought

The “new normal” of water management across the United States suggests we need to consider the regions we live in are either heading into a drought or coming out of a drought.

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Richard Restuccia

Technology: The Future Of Water

World population is growing and more people are migrating to urban areas in search of employment. Climate change and increasing living standards are additional drivers for increased

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Chuck Bowen – How I Work

As Editor and Associate Publisher of Lawn & Landscape Magazine, Chuck Bowen has been quietly leading the landscape industry for years. I learned long ago to find

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Richard Restuccia

4 Types Of Water

Types of water, living in the United States we expect access to clean drinking water each time we turn on the faucet. For most of

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Richard Restuccia

Lance Sweeney – How I Work

Lance Sweeney is our first guest on our How I Work series. This series explores how leading figures from (our industry) landscape architecture, irrigation, landscape contractors, manufacturing

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Richard Restuccia

Why Don’t We Just Make Water

“All the water that will ever be is, right now.” National Geographic, October 1993″ We go through life trusting technology will solve all our problems. Most

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Rain and Irrigation Misconceptions

Working in Florida as an irrigation contractor I have seen rain create a lot of misconceptions in watering schedules for landscapes. Fortunately technology has produced

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Richard Restuccia

Dear Santa: I Want It All

Dear Mr. Claus: I hope this letter finds you, Mrs. Claus, the elves and Reindeer doing real well. I trust you are all preparing for

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