As contractors across the United States and Canada replace legacy irrigation controllers with smart controllers, they can further support sustainability initiatives through Site One Landscape Supply’s Controller Trade-In Program.

The City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department has been awarded a $115,000 grant from TSMC Arizona for irrigation system upgrades at Madison Park and Los Olivos Park.

The home construction industry is placing greater emphasis on outdoor water use, making irrigation system performance a larger part of the overall building design.

July marks the start of Smart Irrigation Month.

California officials announced the completion of Project Nexus.

Peak irrigation season is underway and widespread drought conditions across multiple regions of the U.S. are prompting new restrictions on outdoor water use while also unlocking federal relief for agricultural producers. 

A new industry survey is seeking input from floral professionals across the United States to better understand barriers and communication challenges related to sustainability in the floral industry.

The City of Pflugerville, Texas, has implemented Stage 3 emergency water restrictions beginning March 4, 2026, until further notice, due to historically low levels at Lake Pflugerville.

A recent assessment estimates about 20,000 acres of nonfunctional turf remain across Southern California.

The regional utility announced Friday, Aug. 15 that voluntary restrictions were no longer necessary.