On June 24th 2009, we become aware that a number of
foreign email server have been sending out spam mail with our domain name (@iristube.com). These sites are using our domain name WITHOUT our permission and we are in no way responsible for the Spamers' actions.
We are extremely sorry for an
inconvenience that this has caused the end user and in hopes to slow down this spoof, we added a SPF designation to our DNS information.
New Field Tool Visually Indicates Hydric Soil Conditions
Indicator of Reduction in Soils (IRIS) tubes visually reflect current hydric soil conditions caused by anaerobic and reducing processes. This technology provides the user with a device that is
easily installed and simple to visually interpret in the field.
IRIS devices can identify hydric soils in wetlands, investigate depth of saturation in soils, identify failed septic systems, and qualitatively analyze soil organic carbon content.
The National Technical Committee for Hydric Soils has adopted IRIS tubes as part of the Hydic Soil Technical Standard (HSTS) for identifying anaerobic conditions in soils.
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