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Applications due April 7, 2024.

Precision Irrigation Manager position with IIC. This position will provide expertise and management of precision irrigated agriculture for the CSU-TAPS (Testing Ag Performance Solutions) program and related research. The position will be responsible for plot design and layout; installation, calibration and maintenance of sensors and instrumentation; irrigation scheduling and rate prescriptions; data acquisition and analyses; and related tasks.

The position will coordinate with TAPS projects in other western states.

Full job description and information on how to apply by April 7, 2024: https://jobs.colostate.edu/postings/141652

CSU is an EO/EA/AA employer and conducts background checks on all final candidates.

We support collaboration involving diverse partners:

Irrigation industry

Industry members gain access to knowledge networks, data sources, and new ways to develop, test, and prove out tools in different geographies.

Researchers

Researchers can pursue new ideas and training opportunities, gain mentors, and boost the discoverability of their work by the public.

Irrigation stakeholders

Farmers, land managers, cities, and others benefit from improved irrigation tools and approaches that can save time, water, and energy.

Our research network offers:

State-of-the-art, instrumented locations
Support to study the practice, technology, economics, social aspects, and environmental outcomes of of advanced irrigation
Connections to training, education, and certifications
Access to cutting-edge research results
Opportunities to evaluate or beta-test new irrigation tools
Increased visibility of technology solutions within and across the irrigation sector

“Toro’s irrigation division believes that technology and innovation are essential in addressing the world’s complex and diverse water management needs. The IIC provides a forum in which we can engage with academia and industry researchers to collaboratively advance the irrigation industry.”

— Josh Friell, The Toro Company