Tag: irrigation

Gradient started as a R&D project within the Morning Star company to help growers to better the irrigation management on the farming lands.

The New York Times article on water conservation in California’s Pajaro Valley, which I discussed in a previous column, is worth more discussion

The New York Times is no doubt aiming for a Pulitzer with its multi-article series on groundwater use in America.

The New York Times has run some features this week on groundwater depletion in the United States. Their central message is undeniable.

Groundwater depletion has been an acknowledged fact in California for decades, but for a long time it was stuffed into a thick file labeled “Something Somebody Oughta Do Something About Sometime.”

One of the most confusing things about present-day dilemmas is that each solution to a problem leads to a different set of problems. Particularly when it comes to technology.

CropX Technologies, a global leader in digital solutions for agronomic farm management, today announced its acquisition of Tule Technologies, a precision irrigation company based in California.

Duncan Family Farms, a leading family-owned, multi-regional grower of over 7,000 acres of certified organic produce, today announced the installation of a highly effective, controllable and transportable treatment system for irrigation water.