Recent News
The third annual Consortium for Irrigation Research and Education (CIRE) meeting was
held in Amarillo, Texas, May 27-29, with 22 participants.
2009 CIRE Meeting Wrap-Up
Please fill out a CIRE personnel profile
on your irrigation experiences and interests
so we can more readily know who has qualifications for certain proposed projects.
Send completed profiles to Danielle Supercinski at
dmsupercinski@ag.tamu.edu.
Consortium for Irrigation Research and Education
The Consortium for Irrigation Research and Education (CIRE) is an effort to provide
better coordination of irrigation research and Extension activities throughout Texas.
It will enhance internal communication and sharing of information about ongoing irrigation
projects and will create opportunities for collaboration and development of joint projects.
These efforts will contribute to optimizing programs to improve irrigation management and
provide for broad-based water use education and irrigation training throughout the state.
CIRE is a group for anyone involved in irrigation research or education programs,
and involves members from Texas A&M University, Texas Tech University, West Texas A&M University,
Texas A&M Kingsville and USDA Agricultural Research Service. Texas Water Resources Institute
is the CIRE facilitator.
Further information and CIRE concepts and objectives »