irrigation

New vs. old neighborhoods: When can you start watering your lawn in Twin Falls?

It wasn’t very windy.

The time has come. The time is now. The annual 'Repair of the Broken Sprinklers' has begun.

Irrigators with the Twin Falls Canal Company will get water earlier than originally scheduled this month

Millions of dollars will be headed to Idaho agriculture and water projects across the state following a bill signing ceremony Monday at Murtaugh Lake

The Twin Falls Canal Company has set a later water delivery date for farmers due to ongoing drought conditions

The Twin Falls Canal Company will begin water deliveries a little later with reduced shares as the irrigation season begins.

As spring approaches the Twin Falls Canal Company says it is preparing for a short irrigation season under the current weather forecast

A fellow told me this week that some of our highest peaks are bare.

Irrigation water delivery will end October 15, as the growing season comes to a close for the Twin Falls Canal Company.

We need snow this winter. We need a lot of snow this winter.

The Twin Falls Canal Company will reduce water deliveries to irrigators Thursday morning as river flows have not improved

The Twin Falls Canal Company is looking at the possibility of reducing water deliveries even more after having to cut deliveries earlier this year based on Snake River flows.

Ground water pumpers in the Magic Valley and eastern Idaho have been given notice of possible water curtailment this June if they are not part of a water mitigation plan.

Idaho water authorities are planning on water shortages in the Silver Creek and Camas Creek Basin in the southern part of the Wood River Valley this summer.

Authorities in southwestern Idaho say a 44-year-old man working on irrigation equipment died after apparently coming in contact with exposed electric wires

The show is free to the public, and will feature over 50 area distributer booths

SHOSHONE, Idaho (KLIX) Recharge of the Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer ended Thursday in the Magic Valley.

JEROME, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) Some pivots got away in Jerome, or rather, someone set them loose. At about 7 a.m. Tuesday, the Jerome County Sheriff’s Office found pivots on the road.

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Some reservoir operators in the Northwest say wilder swings in weather patterns in the last decade are making it trickier to fill reservoirs for irrigation and power generation while also avoiding the risk of flooding homes downstream.