Business Archives - Page 16 of 56 - Irrigation & Lighting

Kyle Brown, editor-in-chief of Irrigation & Lighting magazine, participated in three podcasts to showcase the Changing the Landscape program.

The national debt limit has been suspended until January 2025 thanks to a bipartisan debt ceiling agreement.

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Michael and Chantell Sackett in the case of Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency.

TOCA recognized Irrigation & Lighting magazine with three honors in its 2023 awards, which highlight excellence in industry publishing.

The Irrigation Association is excited to announce that Nathan Bowen has been promoted to advocacy and public affairs vice president.

Irrigation & Lighting magazine has opened its Changing the Landscape Awards program for this year’s entries.

The Census Bureau, Washington, D.C., reported that privately‐owned housing starts were down in March.

House Republicans narrowly passed H.R.2811, passing a debt ceiling bill to the Senate and setting up further potential government gridlock.

The H-2B Workforce Coalition sent a letter to Congress urging legislators to consider measures for relief on the current cap on H-2B visas.

The House of Representatives failed to reach the 2/3 majority necessary to overturn President Biden’s veto of H.J.Res.27.