Press Releases / #irrigation
Recently published analysis confirmed that communities in the Chachoengsao province, Thailand, face severe food chain contamination with some of the world's most toxic chemicals caused by improper electronic waste processing.
International Finance Corporation
IFC, Singapore’s Agrocorp partner to improve food security in Bangladesh
To improve food security in Bangladesh at a time of rising commodity prices amidst a global shortfall of …
GUOCOLAND BRINGS LARGEST GARDEN COLLECTION TO CBD WITH GUOCO MIDTOWN GARDENS Over 350 species of flora across 3.8 …
“As Zambian agriculture continues moving with changing times and environment, so does our Agritech Expo.
All #irrigation Press Releases
21 September 2016
20 April 2016
Expotrade Middle East
Middle East’s largest landscape focused summit begins in a week
24 March 2016
Exhibitions & Trade Fairs
Conference and exhibition map out a bigger future for irrigation
ROOT Technologies
SDEC, a kick off for development
22 February 2016
Exhibitions & Trade Fairs
Irrigation Australia International Conference and Exhibition opens registration
21 January 2016
Exhibitions & Trade Fairs
Lord Mayor of Melbourne supports 2016 Irrigation Australia International Conference
12 November 2015
28 August 2015
Exhibitions & Trade Fairs
2016 Irrigation Australia International Conference and Exhibition gains support from Lord Mayor
4 May 2015
23 April 2015
19 March 2015
PUB, The National Water Agency
Shining beacons light the way in doing their part for water
11 November 2014
12 June 2014
UNEP Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific Bangkok
New resource productivity opportunities can save world up to US$3.7 trillion annually: report
28 March 2014
Aquatech Global Events
Industrial leaders to present their water stewardship journey at Aquatech India
18 December 2013
Reed Exhibitions UAE
Regulation and Supervision Bureau to participate in IWS 2014
24 October 2013
Sustainable Asset Management
Sustainable Asset Management join the FT Ethical Investment Conference
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