The Irrigation Association, Fairfax, Virginia, has opened its application portal for the 2025 Anthony W. “Tony” LaFetra scholarship program.

A new law in Colorado will ease licensure requirements for professionals working on backflow prevention devices. 

EPA pauses WaterSense specification development for spray sprinkler nozzles following Irrigation Association advocacy, shifting to an industry-led approach for creating more effective water conservation standards.

The Irrigation Association's Principles and Priorities guide advocacy efforts toward responsible water use, industry advancement, and sustainable irrigation solutions.

Pasco’s irrigation system, originally purchased from a farmer in 2002, is nearing the end of its useful life.

Over the course of two days, attendees participated in more than 30 meetings with congressional offices and federal agencies.

Filing dates for supplemental H-2B visas under the Temporary Increase in H-2B Nonimmigrant Visas for FY 2025 are now available.  

EPA has indicated that it will provide additional guidance to states and stakeholders during the transition period.

Lawmakers across multiple states are considering new irrigation measures, with several bills already making progress through state houses. 

The goal is to prevent overwatering, avoid code enforcement violations and reduce high water bills. 

The U.S. housing market saw mixed trends in January, with housing starts declining while building permits and completions showed stability or growth.

Congress is facing another funding deadline, trade disputes are resurfacing and key agricultural programs remain stalled.

The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Protect Small Business from Excessive Paperwork Act, H.R. 736, in a bipartisan vote.

The bipartisan bill aims to provide greater flexibility for individuals pursuing careers that require professional certifications.

The award recognizes the company’s commitment to implementing water-saving solutions and advancing sustainable irrigation practices.