Are you really saving water, or just guessing? Find out for sure in this webinar with Stuart Eyring who'll break down water savings like never before. He reveals how you can determine if your efforts are truly working and help you understand the magic behind evapotranspiration (ET) — a key factor in smart water management.

But why is it important to know if you’re actually saving water? In today’s world, where water conservation is more crucial than ever, simply cutting back on usage without knowing the impact can lead to missed opportunities. Overwatering can waste resources and increase costs, while under-watering can harm plant health, leading to higher landscape maintenance expenses.

Accurately measuring your water savings ensures you’re not just making an effort, but that you’re making the right effort. By understanding how factors like weather, plant needs, and ET play into your water use, you can fine-tune your irrigation systems, avoid guesswork, and achieve a balance between a healthy landscape and responsible water management.

So, take control of your water use, and learn valuable tips to ensure you’re getting the most out of every drop — all while having some fun along the way with Stuart!

During this podcast you will learn:

1. How to Accurately Measure Water Savings: Discover reliable methods to determine if your water-saving efforts are actually effective.

2. The Role of Evapotranspiration (ET) in Water Use: Gain a clear understanding of what ET is and why it’s crucial for efficient water management.

3. Factors That Impact Evapotranspiration: Learn about the environmental and plant-based factors that influence ET and how they affect your irrigation needs.

4. How to Fine-tune Your Irrigation for Maximum Savings: Get practical tips on adjusting your watering schedules and systems to align with real-time conditions and ET data.

5. The Benefits of Smarter Water Management: Understand the long-term financial and environmental benefits of optimizing your water use, from healthier landscapes to lower costs.