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Solving soil moisture challenges with surfactants

Soil surfactants enhance water infiltration and retention, reducing heat stress in crops and, when paired with best irrigation practices, significantly improve efficiency and soil moisture management.
June 10, 2025
Ian Crawford

Soil surfactants when utilized correctly, can optimize soil moisture that would otherwise be limiting and leave the cool-season grasses vulnerable to heat stress. When coupled with well established “best management practices” for irrigation efficiency (i.e., proper maintenance, moisture monitoring, irrigation scheduling based on evapotranspiration and other precision irrigation practices), soil surfactants can be implemented to fully optimize irrigation water supply and improve efficiencies.



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A better way to know when to water

Water potential sensors are one tool to improve irrigation management by measuring soil moisture availability for crops, leading to better yields, reduced water usage and significant cost savings.
June 17, 2024
Colin S. Campbell

Every farmer knows the cost of irrigating their crops, and anyone who has lost yield to disease and drought knows the cost of over- and underirrigating their crops.


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Increasing the longevity of electrical control panels

Electrical control panel failures are linked to equipment sizing, debris accumulation, grounding issues, heat exposure and lack of maintenance. Addressing these issues can extend the lifespan and minimize midseason failures.
May 16, 2024
Tom Young

If you own any type of electrical or pump control panels, these top five areas of concern – if addressed regularly – will add years to the lifespan of these devices, as well as reduce midseason failures that tend to happen when you can least afford them.


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5 ways to manage pivot wheel ruts

February 16, 2024
Matt Yost

This article provides a quick guide to five strategies for managing ruts and recent research results of how a few strategies performed in field trials in Idaho and Utah.


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Pivot irrigation rolls forward with new technology

The new technology can save wear and tear on your pivots and optimize the crop and is completely customized.
October 16, 2023
Heather Smith Thomas

Sprinkler irrigation has come a long way in the past 50 years, and pivot irrigation has seen tremendous advances in technology that improve production and efficiency.


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Optimizing overhead irrigation systems

April 30, 2022
Earl Creech, Jody Gale, Jonathan Holt, Mark Nelson, Trent Wilde, and Matt Yost
Various pivot irrigation technologies, such as low-elevation sprinklers and mobile drip irrigation, have promising water-saving potential, but the investments required for these technologies can sometimes be too great to incentivize producers to adopt.
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