Federal funding uncertainty, trade policy shifts, and conservation program freezes create challenges for farmers making water management decisions amid a complex 2025 policy landscape.

Despite changes in administration and Congress, the irrigation industry faces persistent challenges requiring continued advocacy to ensure sustainable water policy and economic stability.

The IA has continued to engage with state legislative efforts and regulatory proceedings that would require all new irrigation controllers to be WaterSense labeled.

A coalition of regional leaders across public, private and agricultural sectors is calling on the Washington State Legislature to approve $45 million in funding for...

Construction on the London West Pond is slated to begin in 2026 with an estimated cost of $8.5 million.

Bettencourt most recently served as the global director of government relations and external affairs for Netafim.

Over the course of two days, attendees participated in more than 30 meetings with congressional offices and federal agencies.

Congress is facing another funding deadline, trade disputes are resurfacing and key agricultural programs remain stalled.

The Senate voted 72-28 Feb. 13 to confirm Brooke L. Rollins as the new Secretary of Agriculture.

The bipartisan bill aims to provide greater flexibility for individuals pursuing careers that require professional certifications.