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INDUSTRY INSIGHTS


Celebrating innovation and community in Smart Irrigation Month 2024


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ach July, the irrigation community comes together to celebrate Smart Irrigation Month, an initiative spearheaded by the Irrigation Association and sponsored by HydroPoint to promote the use of efficient irrigation technologies and practices.


This year’s theme, “We are smart irrigation,” extends beyond the cutting-edge systems and solutions — it’s a celebration of the people behind the progress, the community that drives innovation, and the collective efforts that underscore the environmental, economic and social benefits of efficient irrigation.


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“We are smart irrigation” This year, Smart Irrigation Month is not just about showcasing the latest in irrigation technology — it’s about recognizing the individuals and teams who make these advancements possible. From engineers and product developers to farmers and landscape professionals, the focus is on the people who implement and innovate, ensuring that our natural resources are preserved while maximizing productivity and profitability.


Efficient irrigation systems are more than just tools for water conservation; they are integral to sustaining agriculture, protecting natural ecosystems and supporting thriving landscapes. By spotlighting the human element this year, the IA aims to personalize the advancements in technology, connecting the dots between innovation and the real-world impact on communities and industries.


36 Irrigation TODAY | Summer 2024 irrigationtoday.org


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