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G93-1181 Evaluating Your Landscape Irrigation System, Don Steinegger, Roch E. Gaussoin, Garald L. Horse
G93-1181 Evaluating Your Landscape Irrigation System, Don Steinegger, Roch E. Gaussoin, Garald L. Horse
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials
This NebGuide addresses irrigation techniques and methods that can improve water usage.
In the summer months, most water used in residential areas is applied to landscapes. By learning how much water to apply to your landscape and when to apply it, you simultaneously support four landscape irrigation goals: reducing costs, conserving water, reducing non-point pollution (contamination from a broad geographical area such as fertilizer, run off from urban landscapes), and maintaining an attractive landscape.
Nf93-136 Chemical Spots, Stains And Discoloration Of Home Furnishings, Shirley Niemeyer
Nf93-136 Chemical Spots, Stains And Discoloration Of Home Furnishings, Shirley Niemeyer
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials
We live in a world of chemicals. Unfortunately, some of the characteristics that make household chemical products the most useful are the same qualities that lead to trouble when these products are carelessly handled. A chemical stain or spot is a serious kind of stain that is appearing with increasing frequency and is different from ordinary stains. This type of discoloration or color is caused by a variety of chemical ingredients contains in dozens of common household products.
This NebFact discusses the different chemical spots, stains and discolorations that are found in your home furnishings.