Soil, Water & Air
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Publications
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Irrigation Scheduling to Achieve Proper Application of Wastewater
This publication provides guidelines and recommendations for proper irrigation scheduling of wastewater.
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Stationary Sprinkler Irrigation System
This publication contains step-by-step guidelines for field calibration of stationary sprinkler irrigation systems. Proper calibration …
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Wetlands and Water Quality
This factsheet explains how wetlands type and location influence water quality, and it reviews the …
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Irrigation Management Strategies to Improve Water and Energy-Use Efficiencies
This publication discusses irrigation decisions that affect water and energy efficiencies.
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Irrigation Scheduling to Improve Water and Energy-Use Efficiency
This publication explains how you can make the most efficient use of water and energy …
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Chemical Turbidity Control in Pumped Construction Site Water
This publication describes methods to reduce turbidity and suspended solids in water being pumped into …
Focus on Residential Water Conservation
Most North Carolina homeowners could easily reduce their indoor water consumption by about 30 percent …
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Measuring Soil Water for Irrigation Scheduling: Monitoring Methods and Devices
This publication provides information you will need for measuring soil water: types of soil-water measuring …