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USCID Aims

...to foster sustainable, socially acceptable and environmentally responsible irrigation, drainage and
flood control systems and practices for providing
food, clothing and shelter...


IMPORTANT UPCOMING EVENTS



Meeting Irrigation Demands
in a Water-Challenged Environment —

Fort Collins,
Colorado

SCADA and Technology:
Tools to Improve Production

September 28 - October 1, 2010

This Conference will provide a forum for presentation and discussion of advancements in technology, and demonstrate its application to all areas of irrigation and water resource system planning, engineering, operation and maintenance.

Program, Registration Form and Exhibition Information now online


Emerging Challenges and Opportunities for Irrigation Managers

Albuquerque,
New Mexico

Energy, Efficiency and Infrastructure

April 26 - 29, 2011

This Conference will focus on Low Head Hydro and Irrigation Efficiency. Innovative Technologies and Infrastructure Upgrades will also be addressed.

Call for Papers now online. Abstracts due September 15.




Center Pivot sprinkler irrigation is one method used to allow semiarid western lands to produce more abundant harvests. (Photo: USGS)


USCID is a nonprofit professional society, organized in 1952, whose multi-disciplinary membership shares an interest in the planning, design, construction, operation and maintenance of irrigation, drainage and flood control works; agricultural economics; water law; and environmental and social issues affecting irrigated agriculture.

USCID is the United States representative to the International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage. ICID is an international Non-Governmental Organization linking more than 70 national committees with a common interest in irrigation and drainage.