Across the world, landscape irrigation systems are under increasing pressure to deliver more with less. Cities are expanding green infrastructure while facing water scarcity, rising operational costs, and the need for irrigation systems that are easier to manage over time.
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The European agricultural sector is entering a new and more complex era. What was once considered exceptional weather is now increasingly part of the seasonal pattern. Rising temperatures, irregular rainfall, and recurring droughts are reshaping how water must be managed across the continent.
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Par Marco Bezzi and Silvia Civitella, WiseConn Europe
Paris, April 2026 - Launched in March 2023, France’s national Water Plan now reaches a critical milestone. Designed as a structural response to growing water scarcity, it rests on three pillars: reducing consumption, improving supply, and protecting water quality. Three years on, all measures have been initiated and 77% have already been implemented. Yet behind this progress lies a persistent challenge: climate change is intensifying pressure on water resources, forcing faster and deeper transformations.
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Par Irrigazette
Water scarcity is becoming one of the biggest challenges for fruit growers across Europe. Rising temperatures, irregular rainfall and increasing pressure on water resources are forcing producers to rethink how they irrigate their orchards.
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Par FruitCREWS
Bordering London’s largest Royal Park and just nine miles from the centre of the capital, The Richmond Golf Club’s beautiful parkland course affords members and visitors the opportunity to escape the rat race and enjoy a tranquil oasis. Founded in 1891, its proximity to the city fostered both Royal and Government connections.
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Par Rain Bird
A landmark underground micro-irrigation system has been deployed across roughly 330 hectares in Mezőfalva, Hungary. Subsurface irrigation projects of such scale are a rarity not only in Hungary but across Europe. The innovative solution is expected to save up to 30–50% of water compared to conventional irrigation methods.
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Par Pipelife
