The Irrigation Association welcomes three new industry leaders to the IA Board of Directors.

Municipalities across the country have or are preparing to increase water bills beginning in 2026.

With a career shaped by service, education and innovation, Rain Bird Vice President Michael Roberts, PhD, brings a future-focused perspective to his role as president of the Irrigation Association.

New irrigation technologies, from advanced controllers to innovative sensors, offer contractors powerful opportunities to improve system performance and client satisfaction.

The Irrigation Association's advocacy work connects industry expertise with policymakers to support sustainable water management and professional advancement.

Family businesses in irrigation combine experience with fresh perspectives, creating powerful partnerships that advance water conservation and professional development.

Maintaining optimal pressure in irrigation systems reduces water waste, extends equipment life, and ensures uniform coverage across all zones.

This year’s contest featured 22 new products and technologies entered in three categories.

The Startup of the Year Award celebrates companies that demonstrate exceptional creativity.

Greens fees will increase in 2026 to support the irrigation work and other capital needs.