Landscape & Irrigation

October 2016

Landscape and Irrigation is read by decision makers throughout the landscape and irrigation markets — including contractors, landscape architects, professional grounds managers, and irrigation and water mgmt companies and reaches the entire spetrum.

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www.landscapeirrigation.com Landscape and Irrigation October 2016 15 IA DROUGHT SUMMIT FRIDAY, DEC. 9, 8:30 A.M. – 1 P.M. While 2016 brought some relief to the western drought, many areas are still experiencing historic water shortages, with no reprieve in sight. From the Colorado River to Lake Meade, water supplies are shrinking, while demand increases, thus driving water users to look elsewhere for their water — in many cases underground. Last year, the Irrigation Association hosted the fi rst Drought Summit, in conjunction with the 2015 Irrigation Show and Education Conference in Long Beach, Calif. IA is excited to not only hold its second summit in Las Vegas, but also to partner with the NGWA for the 2016 Drought Summit. This year's summit will fi rst focus on technologies for a sustainable future, looking at both irrigation and aquifer storage and recovery. After discussing these technologies as solutions to long-term water management plans, the summit will culminate with fi ve perspectives from different states on how each has dealt with drought and ensuring sustainable water supplies. The summit is open to all IA and NGWA attendees and exhibitors. Register online to receive your complimentary pass. NEW PRODUCT CONTEST See the hottest innovations at the New Product Contest, which spotlights cool new technologies and products introduced during the past year. Check out new components and irrigation systems for agriculture, landscape and golf, along with lighting, rainwater catchment and other specialty products. Contest entries will be evaluated by a panel of judges, with winners announced at the general session. For the second time ever, the new product contest presentations will be open to all attendees. If there is a particular new product of interest, or one you would like to learn more about, please plan to attend. OASIS The Oasis on the show fl oor allows participants to network with water providers, discuss SWAT initiatives, and share highlights of successful water effi cient programs. Because the show is being held in the desert, the Oasis provides an ideal opportunity to bring irrigation professionals and water conservation specialists together to brainstorm new and refreshing ideas for products or programs. For more information about Irrigation Show 2016, or to register, visit www.irrigation.org/irrigationshow.

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