Farm irrigation is a vital component of agriculture, ensuring crops receive adequate water for growth and productivity.

Kern County's annual almond bloom is a breathtaking sight to behold, signaling the beginning of a crucial period for growers.

Today, we'll explore the fascinating realm of irrigation and greenhouse water treatment systems.

Stormwater treatment and management stand as linchpins in the nexus of environmental conservation and urban development.

Collaborating with humanitarian organization Good Neighbors, Fila has installed water filtration systems at several health centers.

California stands at the forefront of pioneering water management strategies, particularly in stormwater capture.

San Diego, City Council President Sean Elo-Rivera is taking a proactive stance to address the pressing issue of stormwater management.

California's Central Valley, often overlooked for its agricultural bounty, transforms into a mesmerizing spectacle each spring.

South Dakota allocates $42.9M+ for vital water infrastructure upgrades, ensuring healthier communities and sustainable development.

Amidst the desert expanse of Arizona, Scottsdale's golf courses present a captivating paradox—a lush oasis thriving in an arid landscape.

Recent research by Kent Kovacs at the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station explores peer influence on farmers' irrigation choices.

In California's Sacramento Delta region, a tapestry of land and water intertwines, shaping the lives of its residents and its ecosystem.

As California braces for another bout of heavy rain, the state's focus sharpens on managing stormwater effectively.

California's agricultural importance extends internationally, with Tulare County often called the "world's fruit basket."

As the agricultural industry continues to evolve with cutting-edge technologies the World Ag Expo emerges as a pivotal event of opportunity.

Throughout human civilization, agriculture emerges as an essential thread, woven with resilience, innovation, and a connection to the land.

California is facing a pressing environmental crisis as its groundwater resources dwindle at an alarming rate.

When it comes to putting the final touch on water filtration system surfaces, two popular methods stand out: epoxy paint and powder coating.

Scientists at Tarleton State University have made a breakthrough that could revolutionize the way we tackle microplastic contamination.

Resilient infrastructure plays a crucial role in dealing with severe weather events.