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Mobile Irrigation Lab & Water Conservation Program

With the support of a horticultural and irrigation program assistant as well as an office assistant, this program provides research-proven information to residents to help reduce their usage of drinking-quality water for irrigation while maintaining attractive, healthy landscapes.

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Mobile Irrigation Lab

FREE personalized evaluation of your irrigation and landscape with our Mobile Irrigation Laboratory for possible water savings. Contact 941-722-4524 ext. 1827 to schedule a visit.

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Mobile Irrigation Lab Handbook

Helpful handbook with lots of information on how to save water and have a healthy landscape.

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Online Water Saving Classes

Whether you need classes for the Manatee County Outdoor Water Savings Rebate program or just to learn how to save water in your landscape, we have a FREE class for you.

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