GCSAA conducting study to measure water use.

Think Water Rain Bird Touts Intelligent Irrigation at Arizona Event Nov 1, 2006 By: Larry Aylward

Rain Bird and an assortment of "students" went back to school recently at the University of Arizona (UA). Glendora, Calif.-based Rain Bird held its third Intelligent Use of Water Summit Aug. 31 on the UA campus in Tucson.

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