Water sustains every community... from the most basic needs of its
citizens to the very lifeblood of the community's economic growth. In
both urban and rural areas across the U.S., water rights, allocation,
treatment, delivery, and supply issues are increasingly subject to
legislation and regulation. Frequently, measures are passed in reaction
to a crisis and without a comprehensive plan. As the focus on our water
resources increases, so does the need for equitable policy and
progressive water management practices.
The Irrigation Association® has developed Turf and Landscape Irrigation Best Management Practices (BMPs) for policymakers and professionals who must save and extend our water supply while protecting water quality.
The Irrigation Association® has developed Turf and Landscape Irrigation Best Management Practices (BMPs) for policymakers and professionals who must save and extend our water supply while protecting water quality.
Irrigation Best Practices
The five Turf and Landscape Irrigation Best Management Practices include:- Assure Overall Quality of the Irrigation System;
- Distribution of Water;
- Install the Irrigation System to Meet the Design Criteria;
- Maintain the Irrigation System for Optimum Performance; and\
- Manage the Irrigation System to Respond to the Changing
