Volume 17 Issue 5 May
In our cover story this month, we learn about a wheelline system that was invented by a clockmaker and improved over years of close work with in-field users. This combination of precision and practicality has made Thunderbird Manufacturing’s wheel lines a favorite in Idaho—and increasingly…
Volume 17 Issue 5 May
In our cover story this month, we interview John Boelts, an active Yuma-area farmer who is also the state president of the Arizona Farm Bureau. In our conversation, Mr. Boelts highlights the bureau’s work and advocacy, discusses trends and challenges farmers face, and looks toward the future…
Volume 17 Issue 5 May
In our cover story this month, we speak with Jack Dwyer and Dani Quissell of the Upper Missouri Water Association about efforts to take full advantage of the great resources that the Missouri River represents. Representing irrigation districts, farmers, businesses, and more…
Volume 17 Issue 5 May
In our cover story this month, we focus on the Nebraska Department of Water, Energy, and Environment’s recent adoption of the Aquarius software developed by Aquatic Informatics. Speaking with representatives of the department and of Aquatic Informatics, we outline the challenges the department…
Volume 17 Issue 5 May
In our cover story this month, we interview Mark Lukow, a commissioner of the Eledge Ditch in northwestern New Mexico and a resident of the local community for about 35 years. The 150‑year-old ditch, which serves 237 local landowners and producers, relies largely on the efforts of…
Volume 17 Issue 5 May
In our cover story this month, we interview Robyn Dynes, a principal scientist with the Bioeconomy Science Institute who was recently included in the King’s New Year Honours. She highlights trends and challenges in New Zealand agriculture, identifies the top best practices for producers to adopt…
Volume 17 Issue 5 May
Jon Erickson is both the development coordinator for the East Columbia Basin Irrigation District and the chair of the Columbia Basin Development League. In both positions, he plays a significant role in pushing forward progress on the Columbia Basin Project (CBP), particularly the…
Volume 17 Issue 5 May
In our cover story this month, we interview Sarah Trehearne, the manager of LeClair Irrigation District in central Wyoming. Since stepping into the role in 2023, she has revamped management to be more proactive and set a strong foundation for future progress. In our conversation, we discuss the district’s…
Volume 17 Issue 4 April
Jesus Flores was born into the agricultural world of Hidalgo County, Texas, and since 1976, he has given 50 years of service to the board of directors of the Engelman Irrigation District, having served as president, vice president, secretary, consultant, and advisor. In our interview…
Volume 17 Issue 4 April
In this month’s cover story, we interview Glen Vortherms, the general manager of the Maricopa Water District, which has been supplying water in Arizona’s West Valley since 1925. In that time, the area has undergone heavy urbanization, and today, irrigated agriculture persists mostly in designated…