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Michigan Conservation Districts offer free irrigation uniformity testing to boost farm efficiency
August 4, 2025
In addition to helping reduce runoff, energy use and potential yield loss, the testing contributes toward MAEAP verification for producers.
Crops
Irrigation
Competition context
May 8, 2025
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Combining remote sensing with field observations helped pinpoint an irrigation problem in a unique farming competition field
Crops
Technology
Considering energy costs in irrigated agriculture
May 8, 2025
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Rising energy costs in irrigation present challenges for farmers as water scarcity creates a costly cycle, but innovative programs like LEMAs demonstrate sustainable solutions that...
Economy
Crops
U.S. agricultural trade outlook: Mixed signals for 2025
February 28, 2025
The latest USDA Outlook for U.S. Agricultural Trade projects U.S. agricultural exports at $170.5 billion for fiscal year 2025.
Crops
Irrigation
Navigating Legal Systems for Sustainable Water Use
January 29, 2025
Feature
State water law shapes agricultural water rights and impacts sustainable use across the United States.
Economy
Crops
USDA opens 2025 enrollment for ARC, PLC, and DMC programs
January 21, 2025
ARC and PLC provide financial protection against significant drops in crop prices or revenues.
Crops
Government/Policy
The truth about ground-truthing
December 3, 2024
Feature
Thanks to new scientific knowledge, we can now determine evapotranspiration rates in order to develop information for precision irrigation.
Crops
Technology
Irrigated agriculture and rural economies
December 3, 2024
Feature
High dependency on reliable water access makes rural economies particularly vulnerable to agricultural water-related risks.
Economy
Crops
New tool helps farmers reduce microbial risks in irrigation water
September 16, 2024
Created by experts from the University of Minnesota, Michigan State, and the PSA, the tool lets farmers quickly assess hazards.
Irrigation
Crops
Designing frameworks for water transfers
September 5, 2024
Feature
Globally, drivers for increasing water demands include changing weather and hydrologic conditions, as well as higher population growth rates.
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