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Sustainability

The Bees Need Our Help

Nov 15th 2016

For every three bites of food you take, one was pollinated by honey bees. Last winter, beekeepers reported losing over 40% of their hives. Bees are more than just the “canaries in the coal mine”, warning us of a frightening threat to our food. Bees are a critical link to the future of our food produ …

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Gardening

5 Great Veggies to Grow in the Winter

Nov 6th 2016

Don’t let your garden stand empty this winter. With a little help, most of us can grow the vegetables mentioned below. In the northernmost states, a greenhouse, a high tunnel, a row cover or a small hot frame might be needed. Most southern areas of the US are well suited for growing winter crops out …

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Drip Irrigation

Prepare Your Irrigation System for Winter: 6 Expert Tips from DripWorks

Sep 28th 2016

The time to put most gardens to bed is drawing closer as the days get shorter and the temperature drops. As we savor our garden’s bounty by canning, drying, freezing, and eating the wonderful fruits and vegetables, we must keep in mind that an unexpected frost might be on its way. In most parts of …

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Sustainability

The World’s Pure Food Fair

Sep 5th 2016

Dripworks is a proud sponsor of the 6th annual “World’s Fair” of the heirloom seed industry. The Heirloom Expo is taking place at the Santa Rosa Fairgrounds in northern California Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday September 6th, 7th, and 8th. You’ll be able to walk the aisles …

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Water Conservation

How to Transform Your Sprinkler System to Drip

Aug 17th 2016

As water becomes more precious and our lives get busier, it’s becoming increasingly important to have an efficient irrigation system. Many gardeners and growers are converting their sprinkler systems to drip irrigation because it is more precise, efficient, and easier to maintain. In fact, drip syst …

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Sustainability

Bokashi Fermentation: The Practice That Will Finally Change The Naysayers’ Minds on Composting

Jul 24th 2016

Trump, The Dallas Cowboys, Miracle Whip, composting. These topics tend to bring people into fits of polarized passion, but Bokashi fermentation may very well change the cynics’ views on composting. The process is faster, simpler and more predictable than traditional composting. Here are the reasons …

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Water Conservation

Smart Irrigation Month and the Garden Bloggers That Inspire Us All To Do Better

Jul 13th 2016

Smart Irrigation Month sneaks up on us every July, and with the fireworks, scorching summer heat and #smartselfies, we’re reminded to take a beat to think about what’s really important. Irrigation has been around for hundreds of years and as technology advances and our world changes, it’s on us to b …

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Water Conservation

Smart Irrigation Tips for Gardeners and Growers

Jul 6th 2016

From drought-prone California to record-setting temperatures in Australia, we are quickly learning there’s very little in this world that’s more precious than water. It’s the essence of life, and Smart Irrigation Month reminds us it is our job to manage water intelligently. Smart irriga …

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Gardening

Tips for Gardeners and Growers: Irrigation Tips for Clay Soil, Sandy Soil and Loam

Jun 15th 2016

As kids we learned that soil is made up of weathered rock particles, but as gardeners and growers we quickly discover that the way sand, silt and clay combines defines a lot about our gardens. Each soil type handles water differently, which means we have to be precise about how we promote healthy pl …

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Drip Irrigation

Down and Dirty Guide to Irrigation – What Equipment To Purchase and When To Use It

May 25th 2016

There are “Dummies” guides to almost every pursuit a person could take up, but what happens when you want to plant a new crop or start a garden from scratch? First of all, you’ll need get water to the garden. The prospect of purchasing the right equipment for your irrigation needs can be difficult, …

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The Bees Need Our Help

5 Great Veggies to Grow in the Winter

Prepare Your Irrigation System for Winter: 6 Expert Tips from DripWorks

The World’s Pure Food Fair

How to Transform Your Sprinkler System to Drip

Bokashi Fermentation: The Practice That Will Finally Change The Naysayers’ Minds on Composting

Smart Irrigation Month and the Garden Bloggers That Inspire Us All To Do Better

Smart Irrigation Tips for Gardeners and Growers

Tips for Gardeners and Growers: Irrigation Tips for Clay Soil, Sandy Soil and Loam

Down and Dirty Guide to Irrigation – What Equipment To Purchase and When To Use It

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