The recent U.S. Women’s Open Championship marked the 76th anniversary of the most prestigious event in women’s golf. It was the first women’s professional event contested at the historic Olympic Club, which has hosted 10 USGA national championships, including five U.S. Opens.

July is Smart Irrigation Month! Rain Bird is dedicated to developing water-efficient irrigation systems all year round, but we especially recognize the importance of these systems in the summertime. July is typically the month that sees the most demand for water use with the rising temperatures and long days, and using water intelligently is vital.

Rain Bird is thrilled to be adding more women to our leadership teams, and we’re actively recruiting diverse candidates at all levels. We value the varied perspectives that come from hiring employees from a range of backgrounds.

Rain Bird is dedicated to creating the best experiences at golf courses around the world and also cares deeply about diversity, personal development, and continuous improvement. Rain Bird agreed to finance the flight costs for the women volunteering at the Open to make it even more accessible.

Here at Rain Bird, we know our people are our best asset. That’s why we aim to provide the best environment for them, professionally and personally. There are many benefits to working at Rain Bird, from the opportunities to build your career to ways to give back.

Rain Bird is committed to helping irrigation professionals take control of the landscapes they manage, no matter how complex. Whether you work in city parks, corporate campuses, hotels, or golf courses, Rain Bird has the hardware and software you need.

Rain Bird is world-renowned for irrigation systems, but these systems wouldn’t work without the software that operates them. Software engineers, firmware engineers, mobile apps engineers, and more are all working together to develop new and more advanced ways to control irrigation systems. Rain Bird has been making strides in the tech space, with the ultimate goal of leading the irrigation industry in software development.

Rain Bird takes an active part in the Internet of Things and developing smarter and simpler ways for everyone to control their irrigation systems. We continually develop new ways to interconnect irrigation systems components and to connect the irrigation system to external systems and data.

Rain Bird takes water management seriously. Our core principle is The Intelligent Use Of Water™, and that’s something we commit to with every irrigation system we develop. Two technology features that are included in many of our controllers that help conserve water are our FloManager and FloWatch.

We are proud to announce that one of our newest products, the ESP-LXIVM, won the Irrigation Association’s 2020 New Product Contest in the Landscape Irrigation category. This two-wire controller is the industry’s most advanced high-capacity controller with several new features that make this tool a game-changer for the irrigation industry.