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Irrigation

Twenty-five University of Nebraska delegates visited the United Arab Emirates and Jordan in February as part of an ag trade mission.
Almost 30 Nebraska delegates sought to share expertise in precision irrigation, water management, beef production and food processing.
EQIP funding via the Build Back Better legislation and the 2023 Farm Bill undergo undecided futures as they heat up in federal government.
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EQIP funding via the Build Back Better legislation and the 2023 Farm Bill undergo undecided futures as they heat up in federal government.
Irrometer promotes Jeremy Sullivan to president
Sullivan will assume the role from Tom Penning, who served as president since 2003.
TAPS to host Learn, Launch, Interact Event
Concluding the event will be the TAPS Launch, marking the commencement of a new TAPS competition season.
IIC begins call for 2022 research proposals
This year’s priority research includes clarifying water use benchmarks, targets and protocols.
Clemson to host center pivot meetings
The February meetings will feature a demonstration of the Clemson Center Pivot Irrigation Test Program.
Deborah Hamlin
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Retired CEO Deborah Hamlin reflects on her years with the Irrigation Association and what she sees coming ahead in the future.
This system with an automated pumping plant at an almond orchard in California includes automated fertigation, gypsum injection, filter flushing and reservoir controls. (Photo: Charles Hillyer)
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A fully automated irrigation system has the potential to both reduce labor costs and improve irrigation efficiency.
Pivoting to Automation
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Making the best use of water in ag irrigation makes sense for growers, and the science behind it is sound.
Winter22_MF-drip
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Irrigation manufacturers share thoughts on using an integrated system.