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Ewing’s Content Marketing Strategist, Jennifer Klemmetson, wrote an article focused on common problems in irrigation and how to fix them.

Ewing’s Vice President of Sustainability, Warren Gorowitz, talks about what sustainability looks like at Ewing and in the green industry.

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Make your irrigation system more efficient and avoid donuts by installing properly spaced heads.

Find out how you can solve some of the most common tricky problems irrigation professionals encounter.

Knight defines plant-water requirement as, “the amount of water that needs to be replaced after it has been lost due to evaporation and transpiration.”