Farmers in southwestern Idaho and eastern Oregon will have access to $24.2 million in funding to modernize their irrigation systems and reduce runoff in the Mid-Snake River watershed.

Center pivots are a critical piece of agricultural infrastructure for sustaining food production, but they are also vulnerable to extreme wind events, such as hurricanes.

As pressure on water use and availability grows across the Upper Colorado River Basin, growers and ranchers face a difficult question: How can they reduce water use without sacrificing crop yields, livestock production or profitability?

The California AgTech Alliance announced that its Innovation Grants Program is now accepting applications.

The Colorado Department of Agriculture announced a grant to help agricultural employers offset the cost of employing interns in 2027.

After nearly 30 years of developing irrigation technology at Netafim, Abed Masarwa believes innovation requires a willingness to keep learning, challenge assumptions and reinvent yourself.