Top 8 JAIN Water Blog Articles from 2023
Here are 8 of the most popular blogs according to our readers this past year. Enjoy, and thanks for supporting the JAIN blog over the
The Ripple Effect: 20 Fascinating Water Facts to Spark Conservation Conversations
There is the same amount of water on Earth today as when the Earth was formed. (Ewww factor or cool factor?) Today’s water from your
Water Stocks To Follow in 2024
As we close the chapter on 2023, the stock market landscape presents a markedly different picture compared to the previous year. This year’s market dynamics
Tracking Progress Toward the Paris Agreement Goals: Are We on Track?
The Paris Agreement, a landmark international treaty signed in 2015, set ambitious goals to combat climate change, including the target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions
El Niño vs. La Niña: Unraveling North America’s Climate Anomalies
In climate and meteorology, few phenomena are as influential and widely recognized as El Niño and La Niña. These two climate patterns, collectively known as
December Gardening: Maintenance, Planting, and Holiday Decor
As the festive season approaches and the winter chill sets in, December presents a unique set of tasks and opportunities for garden enthusiasts. While the
Understanding the New USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Changes
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) recently updated its Plant Hardiness Zone Map, an essential tool for gardeners and landscapers. These changes reflect significant
From Farm to Feast: A Guide to Choosing and Cooking Your Thanksgiving Turkey
Just a little over a week until Thanksgiving, so you need to get your orders placed if you are buying fresh birds from a local
Arizona’s Water-Wise Wonder: How Recycled Water Powers Agriculture
Water scarcity is a global concern, and as the world’s population continues to grow, so does the demand for fresh water. In the arid state
A Fresh Take On Flow Sensors
Flow sensors have become integral in revolutionizing water management. These pivotal components stand out due to their ability to detect flow, a key feature of