SiteOne Landscape Supply will be the Official Landscape Supply Partner of the United Soccer League beginning this year.

The United States Golf Association recently reported the results of its 15/30/45 Initiative, which aims to help courses cut water use by up to 45% over 15 years.

The Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Labor announced plans to make an additional 64,716 H-2B visas available during fiscal year 2026 for returning workers.

The Irrigation Association welcomes three new industry leaders to the IA Board of Directors.

Municipalities across the country have or are preparing to increase water bills beginning in 2026.

With a career shaped by service, education and innovation, Rain Bird Vice President Michael Roberts, PhD, brings a future-focused perspective to his role as president of the Irrigation Association.

Maintaining optimal pressure in irrigation systems reduces water waste, extends equipment life, and ensures uniform coverage across all zones.

Following design and installation best practices ensures irrigation systems deliver on expectations, maximize water efficiency, and build contractor reputation through customer satisfaction and system longevity.

Smart irrigation technology transforms contractor businesses through Wi-Fi controls, AI-driven management, and enhanced customer service capabilities.

Designer creates sophisticated smart lighting system balancing architectural beauty with security for historic home.

Irrigation may come first in the name Rain One Irrigation & Drainage, but both services are equally critical to the business’s success.

How one Colorado-based contractor helps customers save water, save money and see better results with smart irrigation practices.

A look at how to deploy irrigation system design software on a project and advice to contractors interested in using software on projects.

The fundamentals of design for commercial and residential landscape lighting projects are similar, but the nuances are distinct.

A project that encompassed multiple elements, used 76 fixtures but 110 feet of low-voltage linear strip lighting made the project pop.