Rain Bird is currently running a contest that will send 3 winners to Texas if they prove to have used the company's pressure-regulating machines to conserve water. The contest is part of Project PRS Challenge that aims to educate irrigation professionals and homeowners about the benefits of using such systems. One example of how beneficial Rain Bird sprinkler systems are is University of Texas-Austin's drip irrigation technology that installed water in its 125-acre landscape. While the project cost the school a staggering $2 million, the $800,000 worth of savings in utilities and conservation of 10 million gallons of water every year makes the investment well worth it. As of August, Project PRS has already logged water savings of up to over 57 million gallons. Rain Bird and other irrigation professionals will continue to promote the conservation of water by using irrigation systems even after the contest has concluded.
http://www.aquaflo.com/save-water-through-a-rain-bird-sprinkler-win-a-trip-to-texas-in-november/
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