2011 to 2000 Director of Research and DevelopmentFannin Tree Farm Frisco, TX 1996 to 2010 Sales and Staff HorticulturistHorticultural Consultants Plano, TX 1989 to 1996 OwnerStart up Landscape Company
1984 to 1989Tree Doctor Dallas, TX 1980 to 1989 PartnerBlaylock Gardens Dallas, TX 1978 to 1980 Licensed pesticide applicator 3aCity of Farmers Branch Farmers Branch, TX 1975 to 1979Nike Hercules's Acquisition
1972 to 1974 radar operator USRA Nuclear missile defense Charlie battery Germany
Education:
Tarrant County Jr. College Fort Worth, TX 1978 Associates of Arts
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Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Blair A Wallace Director, President
WATER CONSERVATION SOLUTIONS INC
1400 Gables Ct, Plano, TX 75075
Blair Wallace Manager
SMART WATER TECHNOLOGIES, LLC Direct Retail Sales · Direct Selling Establishments
PO Box 164187, Fort Worth, TX 76161 2001 Bryan St, Dallas, TX 75201 621 24 Ave SW, Norman, OK 73069
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Blair Arthur Wallace - Dallas TX Richard Garth Webster - Gainesville TX
International Classification:
F16K 1736
US Classification:
137 783
Abstract:
An irrigation system is disclosed for determining that the moisture content of various zones of the soil are irrigated to consistent levels. A moisture sensor has lateral spaced apart antennas which extend within a horizontal plane. The moisture sensor is disposed in the soil within one of the various regions. An irrigation piping branch includes a control valve which controls the flow of water through the irrigation branch. When the control valve is open, an irrigation fluid will pass through the valve and the irrigation branch for distribution to an irrigation region of the soil. Once the moisture within the soil of the irrigation region reaches a preselected level within the horizontal plane proximate to the moisture sensor, the valve will automatically be closed, stopping the flow of the irrigation fluid from the irrigation branch to the irrigation region of the soil. The irrigation system includes an irrigation branch and a moisture sensor may be located proximate to a building foundation for maintaining consistent levels of moisture within the soil beneath the foundation. The irrigation system further includes a piping branch which extends into an irrigation zone having multiple regions.