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The Irrigation Association voiced its concerns about California Assembly Bill 1573 in a letter submitted to California state senators.

The IA joined the Manufacturers for Sensible Regulations coalition in expressing concern over several Biden administration regulations.

The Census Bureau reported that privately‐owned housing starts in May were at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1,631,000.

Though current data suggest positive labor trends, there’s reason to believe a macroeconomic cooling period might be on the way.

Irrigation & Lighting magazine’s Changing the Landscape awards program application window closes July 1.

Many businesses think the lowest price approach is the only way to market their services and products. This is not always the case.

This July, celebrate Smart Irrigation Month by taking the time to help your clients see the same value in effective water management that you do.

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Creating solid diversity, equity and inclusion efforts go a long way in developing teamwork, supporting labor issues and improving revenues.

The Irrigation Association, Fairfax, Virginia, will host “From Irrigation to Water Management,” a one-hour webinar on June 20.

Irrigation & Lighting magazine’s Changing the Landscape awards program application window closes July 1. Applications can be found online.