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The American Lighting Association (ALA) announced that Tony Wang, the chairman and founder of WAC Group, has been inducted into the ALA Hall of Fame.
Graduate students preparing for careers in turfgrass research, education and sustainability can apply for financial assistance through the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America’s Dr. James Watson Fellowship Program.
Each year, the Irrigation Association’s Anthony W. “Tony” LaFetra Scholarship program recognizes a group of exceptional students whose passion, dedication and potential reflect a bright future for the irrigation industry.
When the Town of Queen Creek in Arizona began planning a new 85-acre park, town leaders knew sustainable water management would be central to the design.
A broken sprinkler shooting water into the air is easy to spot.
Texas contractors serving homeowners who are interested in planning irrigation schedules based on the weather have greater access to the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service WaterMyYard app.
Each year, the Irrigation Association’s Anthony W. “Tony” LaFetra Scholarship program recognizes a group of exceptional students whose passion, dedication and potential reflect a bright future for the irrigation industry.
Each year, the Irrigation Association’s Anthony W. “Tony” LaFetra Scholarship program recognizes a group of exceptional students whose passion, dedication and potential reflect a bright future for the irrigation industry.
The Irrigation Association announced its 2026 award recipients, recognizing individuals and projects advancing irrigation technology, education and water efficiency.
Pending home sales fell 5.4% in June, marking the largest monthly decline in several months as elevated mortgage rates and high home prices continued to weigh on buyers.
As contractors across the United States and Canada replace legacy irrigation controllers with smart controllers, they can further support sustainability initiatives through Site One Landscape Supply’s Controller Trade-In Program.
Irrigation contractors and technicians work around underground utilities, pressurized water lines and electrical components daily to complete projects on schedule.
The National Association of Landscape Professionals (NALP) announced that Project EverGreen will lead the annual Renewal & Remembrance volunteer service event starting in 2027.
The City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department has been awarded a $115,000 grant from TSMC Arizona for irrigation system upgrades at Madison Park and Los Olivos Park.
Margaret Saulsby’s first job out of college was in customer service at Rain Bird, and she liked it so much, she has stayed with the company for 26 years.
