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

As the busy season gets underway, it’s inevitable that irrigation contractors are going to be spending more time face-to-face with clients.

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

This May the Fourth, it’s worth taking a moment to reflect and consider how irrigation might look in galaxies far, far away.

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.

52 representatives sent a letter to the DHS and USCIS asking them to reconsider their proposed fee increases for the H-2B visa program.

The Irrigation Association will host “ROI of Improving Drip Irrigation System Distribution Uniformity,” a one-hour webinar on April 26.

Two dozen additional states have been added to the growing docket of jurisdictions no longer under the Biden administration WOTUS rule.

The Department of Interior released a draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement with major implications for the Colorado River Basin.