Texas Water Policy Is Changing. Here's What to Know | TNLA Green Matters Newsletter 7.14.2026

Published on July 14, 2026

TNLA's Green Matters Newsletter provides industry news, trends, and research every Tuesday


 

East Texas Water Rights Battle Could Shape Future Policy

A new federal lawsuit over groundwater pumping in East Texas is highlighting the ongoing debate over water rights, conservation, and local regulation. Learn why this case could have lasting implications for Texas water policy and the green industry. Read More >>



Five Tips for More Efficient Irrigation

From tracking rainfall to using soil moisture sensors, small changes in irrigation scheduling can improve water efficiency while maintaining crop performance. Discover five practical strategies growers can put to work this season. Read More >>



 

US Drought Monitor: July 9, 2026 Map

Deficits in soil moisture and precipitation lessened in parts of far western Oklahoma, the Texas Panhandle and other areas of western Texas, leading to some improvements in ongoing drought.Read More



Turning Price Pressure into Partnership

As fuel costs rise and customers become more cost-conscious, successful landscape companies are finding ways to protect margins without sacrificing relationships. Learn strategies for communicating value, managing rising expenses, and strengthening long-term client partnerships. Read More >>



Growing Media Trends for 2026

The latest Growing Media Market Report reveals that growers continue to prioritize consistency and performance over cost when selecting growing media. See what's driving purchasing decisions and the trends shaping greenhouse production in 2026. Read More >>