IA leaders connect with Nebraska irrigation community

The visit concluded with a brief recognition ceremony at the Nebraska State Capitol and meetings with IA member companies and sector leaders.
The visit included a Capitol ceremony and member meetings aimed at elevating IA’s presence and partnerships in a state central to U.S. irrigation.

Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen has officially proclaimed July as Smart Irrigation Month, recognizing the vital role of irrigation in advancing agricultural productivity, water conservation, and economic growth.

The proclamation follows a July 18 visit to Lincoln by Irrigation Association CEO Natasha Rankin, Board President Julie Bushell, and senior communications manager Anne Blankenbiller. During the visit, Rankin hosted a listening session with leaders from Nebraska’s agricultural irrigation manufacturing sector, gathering insights on workforce development, technology adoption and the state’s innovation legacy.

The visit concluded with a brief recognition ceremony at the Nebraska State Capitol and meetings with IA member companies and sector leaders—part of a broader effort to increase visibility and strengthen relationships in one of the most important irrigation states in the country.

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