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Efficient water use is important throughout the irrigation season and becomes even more critical during the hottest summer months.

Small-scale and urban farms across Ohio and the Great Lakes region are increasingly using high tunnels to extend the growing season and improve crop production.

By using irrigation scheduling applications, producers can make informed decisions leading to higher yields with fewer irrigation inputs.

Irrigation scheduling software apps can simplify integration of data, recommendations and water use models to inform management decisions.

Growing up in the eastern lowlands of Bolivia, José L. Chávez, PhD, spent time working on his grandfather’s farm throughout his childhood.

Each year, the Irrigation Association’s Anthony W. “Tony” LaFetra Scholarship program recognizes a group of exceptional students whose passion, dedication and potential reflect a bright...

Planning irrigation scheduling, especially during drought conditions, is an ongoing challenge for producers and agricultural irrigation professionals.

In the East and Southeast, drought often feels different than it does in the West.

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln's Irrigation Water Management Lab is helping western Nebraska producers evaluate irrigation technologies under real-world field conditions before investing in them.

IA CEO Natasha Rankin marks Smart Irrigation Month by highlighting how precision irrigation and data-driven decisions are strengthening both productivity and stewardship.