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ALM Note: Water Conservation

It is possible that we will be entering Stage 2 water restrictions soon if there is not significant rainfall in our catchments. This will ban all irrigation of sportsfields whilst allowing irrigation of public gardens lawn areas. At this time of year, a cool season turf with a 75mm root zone of loam soil is still likely to require irrigation every 9 days to maintain moderate growth. Under these restrictions, playing surfaces are likely to deteriorate.


ALM Notes

Turf Maintenance? Rolling not an aid to turf survival.
Managing Turf Grasses in Shade
A review of Greening of Broadmeadows 14 years on
Pest Waterfowl: What Impact Do They Have?
sportsturf survival without irrigation this summer?
Are we always in drought?
'Nitrogen Know-How ' In Grounds Maintenance, June 2003
Environmental Weed Risk Assessment
Drought and Plant Survival
Drought in Italy
Investing in nature 2
Investing in nature
Reinventing Research and Practice
Building Design Professions - Environment Design Guide
Sustainable Water Management: Ocean Water for TURF!
Sustainable Water Management + Warm Season Grasses
Grounds Maintenance Magazine www.grounds-mag.com
Rootzone depth + water conservation
Urban Parks Online
Anterior Cruciate Ligaments and Turf Condition
Water Restriction Trigger Points, Level 2 still possible.
Sustainable Water Use Plans PRESS RELEASE
New courtyard in a hurry!
Friends Group Support : Braeside Park
Pest Waterfowl :Local Government Briefing Paper
Taylors Creek Valley 15 years on
alternative water supply
Water Restriction Trigger Points
Water Conservation

 

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