Irrigation Instructor with University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service and NRCS; TWEETS ARE MY OWN —GOHOGSGO
Trumann, AR
Joined May 2013
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Jamey Johnson has one of the best voices I’ve ever heard and is such a talented songwriter! Wow heck of a concert!
Mike Hamilton retweeted
With a drone, 3 pieces of software and about 60 minutes, Mike Hamilton and Walker Harris could be saving one farmer 28 hours of running a power unit and millions of gallons of irrigation water this season.
Find out how they did it: bit.ly/irrigation-recon
ALT Man holds up drone.
Irrigation Termination (IT) is a wonderful time, but don’t stop too early, especially with the heat we’ve been experiencing! All our crops at IT still need to have good soil moisture to finish for yield and quality! Soybeans at R6.5 still need 2.9 inches to finish!
Driving in between the Boston and Ouachita Mountains and the signs and roads are different than the flat lands…
Great write up on Irrigation by Mary! uaex.uada.edu/media-resource…
Working from dodge dealership today… truck troubles!. Well tire troubles to be exact. Good internet tho!
What a great idea!!!! We all have em, be a cheap buildup depending on what height you need! Just make em taller for less buildups in a run and use that height as your max head in PipePlanner!
Soybean fields with flooded bottoms? Drone imagery identified new field boundary for improved irrigation design, optimizing irrigation performance in fields with variable row lengths to reduce water and diesel consumption. Funding provided by The Arkansas Soybean Promotion Board.
Had a great time at the National Agricultural County Agents Association Annual Meeting and PIC speaking on the importance of optimizing irrigation efficiency, using technology, and the importance of collaboration with other state agencies and addressing promotion board issues!
We’re all so busy we have to set a reminder to remind me of something, but I sometimes forget what I set it for…
