Building on the trends from past surveys, this year’s results provide an even sharper focus on the changes the industry has faced over time. We’ve added questions specific to both irrigation and landscape lighting professionals while developing demographic and labor topics.

As states continue to develop legislation around pressure regulation, it’s more important than ever to compare sprinkler options and make the best choice. Also included is the 2022 Sprinkler Comparison Chart, sponsored by Ewing Irrigation.

Use these five tips from irrigation professionals to improve your system installation process. Start with a strong design, plan for the future and keep the details in mind to make sure the job is done correctly the first time.

Understand the differences and best uses for both soil moisture meters and sensors to determine what works best for your clients. Learn how to use the collected data effectively.

In this issue, you’ll find our regular features on the biggest topics for industry professionals, specifically tailored to those working in irrigation and landscape lighting.

Like many industry professionals, Christopher Pine took a summer job and turned it into a career through hard work and education.

The housing shortage and the economy are propelling the landscape side of the irrigation industry forward toward continued success.

Donoghue assumes the role following the death of Rain Bird’s former president and CEO Tony LaFetra.

HPNow’s HPGen produces hydrogen peroxide that was approved to be used as a pesticide for irrigation water treatment, postharvest treatment and other uses.

Located in Hermitage, the new store will also serve as a sprinkler house and bulk material and hardscape yard.