This month, we continue a series of conversations with Colorado River Indian Tribes (CRIT) Chairwoman Amelia Flores. After the passage of the CRIT Water Resiliency Act into federal law in 2022, the tribes have now…

In our cover story this month, we speak with Eran Pollak, the CEO of N‑Drip, an exceptionally innovative Israeli company that has developed a new drip irrigation system that works by gravity and can use almost…

Senator Mark Kelly has represented Arizona in Congress since 2020, and in his time on Capitol Hill, he has been involved in numerous legislative efforts related to agriculture and water resources. This month…

Bill Plummer has had an amazing career: He was the regional director of two different Bureau of Reclamation regions and the assistant regional director of a third; was the director of the Arizona…

In our cover story this month, we speak with State Representative Tim Dunn, a third-generation farmer and a small business owner in Yuma who is thinking big as a legislator. We speak with Representative…

Would you believe that irrigation and canal districts could save significant amounts of money and reduce chemical use by introducing fish into their canals? That’s the idea behind Pat Church’s business…

The Paloma Irrigation and Drainage District in Maricopa County, Arizona, is a relatively young district, dating back to only 2001, but when Robert VanHofwegen took over as…

This month, we have the honor of interviewing Congressman Juan Ciscomani, who represents Arizona’s Sixth Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives. Congressman Ciscomani…

The Arizona Water Banking Authority (AWBA) was established in 1996 to store unused portions of the state’s Colorado River allotment. Today, with the drought on the…

Paul Brierley has a family background in agriculture and long professional and academic experience with irrigated agriculture in Arizona. In 2023, he was appointed…