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Soil monitoring to save water in Council parks
LEVEL 6 water restrictions across South East Queensland requires owners and managers of sports fields to ensure efficient use of town water which has prompted Ipswich City Council to investigate an innovative moisture sensing system which may provide the perfect answer in the future.
Water-wise football first
MATE (or is that MAIT?), you’ve got to admit the blokes and sheilas at Gympie Regional Council are on the ball when it comes to being up to date and water-wise.
With water issues becoming a major political football both here and overseas, councillors this week applied world-leading irrigation technology to the issue of improving the water efficiency (and footballing quality) of Gympie’s extensive sportsfields.