A new study from South Dakota State University found that the expansion of the U.S. ethanol industry significantly increased farmland values across the Midwest.

IA CEO Natasha Rankin highlights the spring season focus on innovation, block irrigation technology, center pivot data tools and EQIP policy advocacy.

The U.S. Departments of Agriculture and State announced a strengthened commitment under the 1944 Water Treaty that will improve cross-border water management and provide greater...

Labor availability remains a persistent challenge for agricultural employers and demand for H-2A visas reflects that reality.

Practical strategies for growers and irrigation professionals facing water scarcity, regulatory pressures, and rising costs—delivered through innovation and collaboration.

Global irrigation challenges demand local solutions through verified performance, smart technology, disciplined maintenance, and skilled professionals who turn field-tested insights into practical results.

Agricultural irrigation certification validates professional expertise in water management, providing specialized knowledge for crop-specific irrigation needs.

Smart irrigation transforms agriculture through data-driven water management, delivering cost savings and operational resilience while protecting resources.

Calorie intake from animal-source foods in low-income countries will remain well below FAO’s healthy diet benchmark of 300 kcals/day.

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