On June 29, Joe Porrazzo, marketing group manager for controllers at Rain Bird, was interviewed by Landscape Management on how Wi-Fi enabled products has impacted the irrigation industry.

On June 29, Barbara Booth, vice president of microirrigation at Rain Bird, was interviewed by Irrigation & Lighting on the benefits of having a diverse and inclusive workplace.

This year’s theme for Smart Irrigation Month is “What’s the value of smart irrigation?” and explores the impact irrigation has on topics such as environmental sustainability, more livable communities, cutting-edge careers, water conservation and more. Check out Rain Bird's guide to get started with smart irrigation.

Eighteen students have been awarded the 2023 Irrigation Association Anthony W. “Tony” LaFetra Scholarships.

From April 23–25, the American Society of Irrigation Consultants (ASIC) hosted its annual national conference, attended by many of the most influential partners in golf and landscape irrigation design.

On April 25th, Arianne Williams and Gracie Duarte, both product managers at Rain Bird, were featured in Landscape Management article on the best nozzles and sprinkler heads and how to identify potential errors in irrigation installation.

National Public Gardens Day was created by Rain Bird and the American Public Gardens Association to promote public awareness of gardens, gardening, plant and water conservation, and environmental issues and initiatives. Learn about Rain Bird’s involvement with National Public Gardens Day.

The Irrigation Show and Education Week (IA Show) is a great place to connect with other irrigation industry professionals and sharpen your skills. The 2022 event in Las Vegas from December 5-9 offers many great opportunities. Here’s your Rain Bird Guide to the 2022 IA Show!

At Rain Bird, we take our mission to be the global irrigation industry leader while promoting The Intelligent Use of Water™ very seriously, and we know that innovation is key to leading the way in our field. One of Rain Bird’s core values is our dedication to technological advances and innovation, and we’ve built a culture that encourages our employees to be creative and innovative in their work.

Rain Bird has won the Irrigation Association’s New Product Contest in the category of Landscape Irrigation. While last year’s winner, the ESP-LXIVM controller, was a technological game-changer with advanced features, this year’s product goes back to the basics. Winning the IA’s 2021 New Product Contest for Landscape Irrigation was the new Flow-Indicating Basket Filter from our drip irrigation division.