What a Dropping Well Water Level May Mean If you notice your well water level dropping while the pump is running, it is understandable to worry that the well is running dry or the groundwater supply is declining. However, a lower water level during pumping is not...
How Remote Pump Control for Agriculture Saves Time Every Day For many growers, irrigation doesn’t begin when the water reaches the field. It begins with a trip to the pump. Whether you’re managing multiple wells, farming across several properties, or...
Water Is No Longer Agriculture’s Only Concern For generations, farmers have competed with weather, pests, labor shortages, and rising input costs. Increasingly, however, another challenge is emerging: agricultural water competition. Agriculture has always been...
Looking Below The Surface Groundwater is easy to overlook when conditions seem normal. A field may look healthy from the surface. Irrigation systems may be running as scheduled. Reservoir levels may be improving after a wet winter. Yet beneath the surface, groundwater...
The Shift Is Already Happening For a long time, groundwater was the fallback. If something was off, timing, application, or conditions, you could correct it. There was room to adjust, even when decisions were not perfect. That margin is starting to disappear. Across...
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