Irrigation Archives - Page 11 of 50 - Irrigation & Lighting

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.

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

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

The White House has announced a new round of tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China, originally set to take effect February 4.

The Corpus Christi City Council has approved the first reading of proposed updates to its drought plan. A final vote is scheduled for Feb. 11.

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

Manufacturers are urging Congress to act quickly to restore tax provisions and ensure long-term economic growth.

The draft specification, initially released in November 2023, proposed criteria for spray sprinkler nozzles to earn the WaterSense label.