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Irrigation Demonstration Site: Technology, Setup, and Turf Health

Rolando Orellana, Urban Water Management Agent
Annual Publication 117-5-03 published on August 4, 2026
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This session provides hands-on training for Georgia landscapers and green industry professionals on the setup and operation of Toro and Rain Bird irrigation systems for applications on landscapes, golf courses, and sports fields.

It also highlights research on Rhizoctonia solani in ‘TifTuf’ bermudagrass and zoysiagrass, emphasizing the role of irrigation practices in disease development and overall turf health. The program is coordinated by R. Orellana in collaboration with Toro and Rain Bird, with a focus on golf course and sports field system components.

References

Bordoli, J. M., & Mallarino, A. P. (1998). Deep and shallow banding of phosphorous and potassium as alternatives to broadcast fertilization for no-till corn. Agronomy Journal, 90(1), 27–33. https://doi.org/10.2134/agronj1998.00021962009000010006x

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Annual Publication 117-5-03 Published on August 4, 2026

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