The American Society of Landscape Architects is calling for entries to its 2026 Emerging Professionals Design Competition, inviting early-career landscape architects and final-year student members to develop concepts to transform the Angie Knoll Park, a highly visible yet currently inaccessible open space in downtown Los Angeles.

Andrew Moberly, CLIA, CIC, CIT, CWM, CLVLT, of Hunter Industries has been working in the irrigation industry for 17 years.

July is the irrigation industry's moment to shine.

July marks the start of Smart Irrigation Month.

The 2026 IA Advocacy Summit brought irrigation professionals to Washington to meet with 27 congressional offices and EPA WaterSense staff, advancing priorities on water efficiency, EQIP, turf policy and the 2026 Farm Bill.

Experienced irrigation managers from Ryan Lawn & Tree and DLC Resources share how systematic electrical and hydraulic troubleshooting — backed by training and site documentation — saves time and cuts costly callbacks.

From chunking content into short segments to getting hands-on fast, irrigation training experts share the methods and mindsets that turn technical knowledge into real field skills — and keep employees coming back for more.

Elite irrigation contractors are shifting from break-fix service to proactive asset management — using thorough preventive maintenance inspections, smart documentation and an observant eye to protect client investments and grow revenue.

Irrigation Pipeline columnist Christopher Pine breaks down the real meaning of troubleshooting — a strategic process of isolating where problems aren't before diagnosing what they are.

IA policy director Andrew Morris flags three key trends landscape irrigation contractors must watch: WaterSense program support, state product regulations and nonfunctional turf restrictions taking effect.