The new program aims to reduce upfront costs for contractors to transition from gas-powered to electric-powered equipment.

Milwaukee Tool announced it has joined the Alliance for America’s Skilled Trades, a coalition of companies working to address workforce shortages by increasing access to career training and apprenticeship opportunities.

Shane Williams, KCAT, NPD, has managed the grounds, including the irrigation, at Mount Royal University in Calgary for 21 years.

Researchers at Oklahoma State University and Mississippi State University are studying whether bluemuda turfgrass can save water and reduce maintenance costs while keeping athletic fields green year-round in transition-zone climates.

New single-family homes saw a slight increase in median lot size in 2025; however, the shift did not change the larger trend of compact neighborhood development.

For nearly 30 years, a unique field trip program has connected K-12 students to golf courses as part of a workforce development initiative that introduces them to career opportunities in the industry.

A collaborative research team led by the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) is looking below ground to find new ways to conserve water use in residential landscapes.

Ewing Outdoor Supply is celebrating its national recognition as a 2026 Top Workplaces Distribution Industry winner for its people-first workplace culture.

For nearly 35 years, Steve Hoveln played a key role in shaping many of Hunter Industries’ products that contractors rely on every day.

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.

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.

The Irrigation Association announced its 2026 award recipients, recognizing individuals and projects advancing irrigation technology, education and water efficiency.