Format: Recorded Session - available 24/7

• IA - 1 CEU
• NJ - 1 CEC
• NCICLB Course #12079 - 1 CEU
• OLCB - 1 CEH
• FNGLA - 1 CEU
• QWEL - 1 CEU

Instructor:  Mike Yaruzzi Determining the proper pump goes beyond just the pressure and flow the pump is capable of producing. It must also include many other elements involving the whole irrigation project. This class will take a deep dive into identifying proper point of connection capacity to analyzing various friction losses that occur within the hydraulic network of the irrigation system.

Format: Recorded Session - available 24/7

• IA - 1 CEU
• NJ - 0.5 CEC
• NCICLB Course #12089 - 1 Business CEU
• ORLCB - 1 CEH
• QWEL - 1 CEU
• FNGLA - 1 CEU

We all saw or heard about the large cargo ship that got stuck in the Suez Canal and the massive back up of container ships anchored outside the ports Los Angeles and Long Beach. While these are very visible examples of supply chain delays in getting products to fulfill orders, there are so many additional challenges within the global transportation network creating real headaches for the landscape and irrigation industry. In this webinar we will discuss these ongoing challenges. We will also look at some of today’s product innovations providing professionals more installation and maintenance options to help prepare and overcome any challenges.

Format: Recorded Session - available 24/7

• IA - 1 CEU
• NJ - 1 WC CEC
• NCICLB Course #11972- 1 CEU
• ORLCB- 1 CEH
• QWEL- 1 CEU
• FNGLA- 1 CEU

This class will help to determine what needs to be done to improve an irrigation system from water source to the sprinkler coverage.

Format: Recorded Session - available 24/7

• IA - 1 CEU
• NJ - 1 CEC
• NCICLB Course #11941 - 1 CEU
• ORLCB - 1 CEH
• QWEL - 1 CEU
• FNGLA - 1 CEU

Instructor: Keith Schweiger This 1-hour online course explores the essential elements of developing a plan to select and implement a central control system for large-scale water management.  Specifically, the course will share successful methods to ascertain information to determine the questions, process, objectives, and selection criteria to make sure their expected goal is achieved when looking at central control products. Additionally, the course will cover how to implement a successful control package that encompasses water and labor management philosophies, hardware evaluation, current system status and of course cost. At the conclusion of the course, the learner should be able to:

• Identify level of user irrigation knowledge to maximize central control benefits based on their specific objectives and determine current costs.
• Develop with the user desired and measurable outcomes/goals including what the testing and hands-on phase should look like and the roles of the user’s personnel.
• Create total budgeted costs to ascertain an ROI that can be used in an RFP.

Who should attend?  Water managers, irrigation designers, park superintendents, maintenance contractors, property management personnel and others who are looking to understand more about the various factors involved in the water management of large or multi-location sites.