Homeowner/Urban Water Resources
- Water at UGA
- UGA Center for Urban Agriculture
- Ultimate Guide on Water Conservation: How To Save Every Drop
UGA/CAES Resources
- UGA Extension
- County Extension Office Information
- State Soil Testing Center
- UGA CAES Commodity Teams
- UGA CAES Research Programs
- Georgia Agriculture Statistics & Farm Gate Values
- Georgia Pest Management Handbook
- Climate and Agriculture in the Southeast
- Spring Center Pivot and Lateral Irrigation System Preparation
- Winterizing Your Irrigation System
- Irrigation Reference Guide for Corn, Cotton, Peanuts, and Soybeans
- Principles of Irrigation and Scheduling for Vegetable Crops in Georgia
- Calibration of Center Pivot Irrigation Systems for Wastewater Applications
- UGA EASY Pan Irrigation Scheduler
- Factors to Consider in Selecting a Farm Irrigation System
- Irrigation Scheduling Methods
- Considerations for Subsurface Drip Irrigation Application in Humid and Sub-humid Areas
- Evaluating and Interpreting Application Uniformity of Center Pivot Irrigation Systems
- Drip Irrigation in Pecans
State and Other Resources
- Georgia Department of Agriculture
- Office of the State Climatologist (Georgia)
- AgroClimate (Southeast Climate Consortium)
- USGS Current Water Data for Georgia
- Management of Irrigated Cotton for Maximum Profit
- Center Pivot Irrigation (Texas A&M)
- Center Pivot Handbook - a Comprehensive Guide for Growers
- Irrigation Management for Humid Regions
Center Pivot Irrigation System Manufacturers
Drip Irrigation Manufacturers
Hose Reel Traveler (Big Gun) System Manufacturers
Variable-Rate Irrigation (VRI)
- Lindsay Irrigation VRI
- Reinke Irrigation VRI
- T-L Irrigation VRI
- Valley Irrigation VRI
- Variable Rate Irrigation (from Pioneer)
- Considerations in Adopting Variable Rate Irrigation (from UNL)
Soil Moisture Sensing Systems
- AgSense (Aqua Trac)
- AquaCheck
- AquaSpy
- CropX
- Davis Instruments (EnviroMonitor)
- Environmental Sensors Inc
- Irrometer
- Meter Group (formerly Decagon Devices)
- Metos by Pessl Instruments
- RealmFive
- Sentek
- Soil Moisture Sensors – Blog (from WeatherStation1)
- Trellis
Irrigation Supplies
- Bell Irrigation - Cairo - (229) 377-4901
- Irrigation Components Int’l (ICI)
- Rivers Associates - Chaplin, SC - (803) 932-7737
- TriEst Irrigation
- Irrigation Mart
- Drip Depot
- Nebraska Irrigation
- Direct Pivot Parts
Agricultural Flow Meters
Center Pivot Sprinklers
Irrigation Consultants
- Certified Ag Resources (Camilla)
- Holder Ag Consulting - Ashburn - (229) 567-3751
- TriEst Irrigation
Weather Stations
Tutorials
Statewide Variety Testing
The UGA CAES Statewide Variety Testing program provides annual performance testing results on Georgia commodities including canola, small grains and forage, corn and silage, and field crops.
UGA Weather Network
The UGA Weather Network collects reliable weather information for agricultural and environmental applications. Each station monitors air temperature, relative humidity, rainfall, solar radiation, wind speed and direction, soil temperature and moisture, and atmospheric pressure.
Downloads
ISAAC – Irrigation System Analysis and Computation
ISAAC is PC software designed to make a number of computations to determine the application uniformity of irrigation systems. Basically a number of observation measurements in the field are collected and entered to make the computation. The resulting report may be printed, saved as a universal RTF file, saved to HTML (for web use) or saved for future reference. The raw data may also be saved to reference at a later date.
This program is provided by the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service via Stripling Irrigation Research Park. For further information contact Calvin Perry, perrycd@uga.edu. It was developed by Kerry Harrison, retired UGA Extension Irrigation Specialist.
System Requirements: ISAAC is designed to work under Windows 95/98/2000 (but should work with newer versions of Windows in compatibilty mode) and should operate satisfactorily on any PC system that will run any of these operating systems. The installation will require up to 5 MB of disk space depending on the system configuration. Note – after clicking on the download button below, the “autorun.exe” file will be downloaded into your particular “downloads” folder. Usually a download reminder/info line will be displayed at/near the bottom of your browser window. The “autorun.exe” file should be copied into an appropriate folder and then the file can be double-clicked to start the install process, following prompts.
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