El Niño has returned and could become one of the strongest warm-phase events on record — bringing wetter-than-normal conditions to the Southeast and Four Corners...

At climate events and corporate sustainability forums, conversations around short-lived greenhouse gases are gaining momentum.

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

The Irrigation Association announced its 2026 award recipients, recognizing individuals and projects advancing irrigation technology, education and water efficiency.

USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey surveys a bleak water-supply picture heading into summer, with early Western snowmelt, drought topping 60% nationally and a possible El Niño...

With drought coverage at a 3.5-year high, experts explain why uniform system performance, smart scheduling and accessible technology are essential to protecting yield through dry...

In the Great Plains and parts of the Midwest, drought doesn’t always arrive as a dramatic headline.

Drought in the Western United States is often talked about in terms of weather – snowpack, rainfall, reservoir levels.

New research from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is giving producers a way to reduce water usage while maintaining, or even improving, profitability.

USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey surveys a patchwork U.S. water picture heading into spring, with California reservoirs brimming, Colorado River storage low and southern drought expanding.