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Where Does Irrigation Water Come From? Part 2: Groundwater
Groundwater refers to natural stores of water below ground.
Where Does Irrigation Water Come From? Part 1: Surface Water
As the demand for farm products becomes more intense, crops are planted more densely
Is Transporting Farm Irrigation Water Efficient?
It’s important to monitor the efficiency of systems that apply irrigation water
Is Storing Farm Irrigation Water Wasteful?
Once water is pulled from its source, whether that source is surface water such as rivers, streams or natural lakes
A Review of Farm Irrigation Systems
Water use in agriculture is a complex topic to measure.
How do Farms use Irrigation Water?
Rain fed farming is the most natural form of farming, where water is introduced to the soil through rain
Can I Convert My Greenhouse to Geothermal?
It’s great to hear about all the advantages of Geothermal heating for greenhouses
Will a Geothermal Greenhouse Work for Me?
To most people in the world, "geothermal energy" means steaming hot water in very isolated areas
How Much Does a Geothermal Greenhouse Cost?
Just like any product, there is a wide range of costs, depending on how basic you’re willing to go or whether bells and whistles promise
How Can I Make Geothermal Work for Me?
Whatever system you use to heat your greenhouse, it’s important to provide as much insulation as reasonably possible.
How do Geothermal Greenhouses Work?
Geo-air systems rely on low-tech designs for a simple, affordable, easy-to maintain and cheap-to-operate geothermal heating
How do Sunken Greenhouses Work?
There are several ways that greenhouses can take advantage of geothermal heating, and each type has its own set of advantages.
Why Use Geothermal Heating in Greenhouses?
The primary purpose of a greenhouse is to keep an environment conducive to sprouting, growing and fruiting plants
Can Geothermal Energy Heat a Greenhouse?
Water and soil below ground contain a vast reservoir of thermal energy, thanks to the natural heat
What is a Geothermal Greenhouse? Part 2
Almost any kind of dense mass absorbs heat as it is exposed to sunlight.
What is a Geothermal Greenhouse? Part 1
Greenhouses, at the most fundamental level, are simply buildings designed to protect tender or out-of-season plants
Top Questions About Building a Fish Pond
When constructing a fishpond, the type of soil chosen plays a significant role in ensuring the pond’s longevity and functionality.
Top Questions About Koi Ponds
The appropriate number of koi for a pond depends on various factors, including pond size, filtration, and maintenance
Top Questions About Maintaining a Fish Pond
Identifying the location of a leak in your pond can be a trying process. Still, with patience, it can be pinpointed
Top Questions About Danger Signs in Your Fish Pond
. If your fish consistently congregate near the water’s surface, especially if they appear to be gasping for air, it’s often a sign of a deeper issue beyond hunger
Top Questions about Winterizing a Fish Pond
In areas where temperatures stay below freezing, winterizing your pond is essential, but you don’t necessarily need to empty it
Top Questions About Water Quality in Decorative Fish Ponds
Turning off your pond pump at night may seem like a good plan to save energy and wear and tear on your equipment.
Top Questions about Recreational Fishing Ponds
Seasonal turnover is a natural process in ponds and lakes, typically during spring and fall transitional periods.
Top Questions about Backyard Fish Ponds
If your pond is relatively new, it’s worth considering some basic reasons for your pond’s lackluster plant life