MSU Water Page

May 28, 2015 - R. N. Calhoun

Pertinent Resources and Links:

The following links include material that was referenced by the committee or was deemed relevant for supporting recommendations included in the BMP document.

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PDFs

  • Non-Agricultural Irrigation Best Management Practices
    • Recommended Guidelines for Efficient Use and Conservation of Ornamental Landscape and Turf Irrigation Water in the Great Lakes Region
  • Turfgrass Irrigation Module
    • The MTESP team is pleased to announce the release of the newest stewardship module. This module is based on the 2005 Non-Ag Irrigation Best Management Practices, adapted for turfgrass managers and formatted into an easy-to-use check list. This module will help you assess your irrigation system and practices and prioritize an action plan.

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