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The plan will address inefficient sprinkler systems at Auburn Hills, MacDonald, Sim and Tex Consolver.

Irrigation Association members can register to save $90 compared to purchasing at the event.

One such committee change will come from the Senate ag committee since Senator Debbie Stabenow, D-Michigan, is retiring.

Representatives from four states passed a motion directing staff to develop a proposal for tracking water saved through conservation.

The 2024 Vanguard Award has been awarded to Valley Irrigation’s Goldcrest Farms project.

In 2023, taxpayers paid farmers and ranchers $16 million to reduce their water usage in the Colorado River Basin.

The letter argues that this provision would force contractors to disclose trade secrets and enforce pricing controls on repair materials.

The irrigation industry is celebrating the innovative systems, technologies and people who make smart irrigation possible.

During this year’s service project on the National Mall, volunteers installed woodchips around tree stands near the Washington Monument.

Irrigation & Lighting editor in chief Kyle Brown discusses the this year's Watch Us Grow: Industry Standouts feature.