Keeping a close eye on water supply has never been more important to produce growers in the Golden State. The future of farming depends on it.

Grower is blessed with a beautiful but challenging location that he negotiates with the latest technology.

In uncertain times, the basics come first. Follow these tips to save time and money in the long run.

Late-year storm dumps copious rainfall across parts of the Sunshine State, adding to what’s already been an above-average campaign for precipitation.

With water dwindling and costs rising, ag industry suppliers consider peak efficiency an absolute for growers.

The early bird gets the worm with grant program. Learn more about what’s known as ‘SWEEP.’

September was a super-soaker for Sunshine State, some parts more than others, thanks to major storm.

More than $860,000 in cost-share funds going to fund local farm projects that will cut water use by 44 million gallons a year.

Using polyacrylamide can boost efficacy of chlorination during irrigation.

Five documentary shorts detail how consumers will suffer because of drought cutbacks California farmers have been forced to make.

Producers pay it forward by endorsing their preferred irrigation equipment and technologies.

Recent rains finally putting a dent in abnormally dry conditions across East-Central and Northeast Florida.

Find out what growing operations were given the green light by the St. Johns River Water Management District for cost-share funding.

Studies tout benefits of high-frequency, low-duration irrigation during canopy growth and foliar applications of urea in the fall.

See how large California ag operation uses aerial imaging technology to find watering solutions.

Way before you plant, there are some key factors to consider.

As the water situation worsens in California, irrigation companies alleviate fruit and nut producer anxiety over the survival of their permanent crops.

Learn more about which ag operations were selected to share nearly $552,000 to reduce water use and nutrient loading.

With a little training, you can rely on this irrigation method to keep your crop healthy.