Episode 10 - Less Irrigation—Is It Always Better For The Environment?
Dr. Bryan Hopkins shares his latest experimental results using the newest techniques in water management for both turf and row crops.
Podcast 50 minutes
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Episode 11 - How to meet changing water demands in a growing population
Dr. Neil Hansen, BYU professor of environmental science, discusses water conservation, the latest research on getting more crop per drop, exciting applications of remote sensing, and the challenges we face trying to meet changing water demands in a growing population.
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Episode 10 - Less Irrigation—Is It Always Better For The Environment?
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