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TIMS Turf Irrigation Water Management Model Registration

Lead Scientist: Dr. Charles Peacock, Professor of Turfgrass Science Crop Science Department
Contributing Scientist: Dr. Dan Bowman, Professor of Turfgrass Science Crop Science Department
Meteorologists: Mark Brooks, Joshua Hemperly, Ryan Boyles, State Climate Office of North Carolina
Design Programmer: Jenifer Jordan Reynolds, Crop Science Department
Database Programmer: David Zahn, Crop Science Department

What is a Turf Irrigation Water Management Program?

The TIMS Water Management Program is available to North Carolinians to calculate and track irrigation use. Using the NC Climate Office current weather data, TIMS can tell you in number of minutes how long to water your lawn.

Why Should You Use It?

Our hope is that after a few weeks of use, lawn owners will be able to save at least 25% of normal irrigation.

Why You Tell Others to Use it TOO

If 100,000 people use this program to schedule irrigation, North Carolina could save millions of gallons of water and maintain healthier lawns. Just answer a few simple questions about your lawn and start your water diary today!

CENTERE for Turfgrass Environmental Research & Education

The success of the TIMS project is due to the partnership and hard work of the North Carolina State Climate Office, the Department of Crop Science and the NCSU Turf Workgroup. Funding for this project has been provided by the Center for Turfgrass Environmental Research and Education at NCSU.

TurfFiles is funded by the Center for Turfgrass Environmental Research & Education (CENTERE) through public and private grants.