Drought analysis

[rixtag]

I was wondering what you all are doing to combat drought?
Utah is currently the 2nd driest state in the nation and water restrictions will be happening soon. Lawns all over here are showing the signs and what I want to know is what approach do you all take and what are the steps to determining the best applications. I would like to have good, dark color ( if realistic ) and most importantly, healthy turf. I am still studying for my pest license, so don't beat me too badly. I basically want good, green, healthy lawns. I realize that drought sucks and that my options may be limited.

Thanks for any help that you can give.

Rick

[KirbysLawn]

Here is a thread I started a few days ago with suggestions.

http://www.lawnsite.com/showthread.php?threadid=30544

[rixtag]

Ray, I read that post, but it wasn't very helpful. It sounded like it works if you plan ahead, with a license that the Primo works great but I am not licensed for that. I really don't know how to plan for something that may or may not show itself, especially at the expense of Primo. I was looking for a remedy for an existing problem as opposed to next season when I can apply legally. I understand the benefits of the Primo because of your posts. I was looking for something more within my means.

I appreciate the info :D

Rick