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The Irrigation Innovation Consortium, a university and industry collaboration that accelerates the development and adoption of water- and energy-efficient irrigation technology, hosted its 2021 Virtual Field Day with the launch of a video in partnership with the Center for Irrigation Technology at Fresno State University, Fresno, California.
The IIC launched a video sharing updates in the latest in ag irrigation research.
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Irrigation improves agricultural productivity but requires intentional focus on nutrition through crop diversity, water quality management, and inclusive governance to support food security and health...
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Master Irrigator programs have trained producers across seven states, impacting over 500,000 acres through peer-to-peer learning and hands-on technology training.
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Precision irrigation technologies maintain optimal soil moisture levels while preventing degradation, creating a foundation for sustainable agriculture.
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Combining remote sensing with field observations helped pinpoint an irrigation problem in a unique farming competition field
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The irrigation industry has a significant impact on the economy in the U.S. with its impacts totaling nearly $23.3 billion per year.
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The Irrigation Association will host “Irrigation’s Role in Sustaining Value & Mitigating Risk,” a one-hour webinar on July 26.  
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The Irrigation Association is hosting a series of webinars intended to cover issues current and relevant to those working in the industry.
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For growers, integrating new systems, technologies, tools and strategies into an existing irrigation management plan presents several risks and challenges.
IIC selected four new irrigation management research projects to begin this summer, using $1.05 million in funds and partner matches.
IIC selected four new irrigation management research projects to begin this summer, using $1.05 million in funds and partner matches.