Arizona’s Water-Wise Wonder: How Recycled Water Powers Agriculture

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Water scarcity is a global concern, and as the world’s population continues to grow, so does the demand for fresh water. In the arid state of Arizona, a remarkable solution is working to conserve more water. That solution is turning recycled water into a valuable resource for agriculture. This sustainable practice not only saves precious freshwater but also benefits farmers, consumers, and the environment.

Arizona’s Water Challenge

Arizona, known for its desert landscapes and scorching… Read more »

A Fresh Take On Flow Sensors

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Flow sensors have become integral in revolutionizing water management. These pivotal components stand out due to their ability to detect flow, a key feature of modern intelligent controllers. But what does “sensing flow” mean, and why is it paramount in efficient water management?

The Power of Sensing Flow

Flow sensors are cost-effective tools, crucial in detecting and halting irrigation systems when anomalies such as system malfunctions, breaks, or vandalism occur. They’re designed to recognize and… Read more »

Planning for Off-season Crops: Three Benefits and Importance of Irrigation

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As the primary growing season ends, fields that once brimmed with crops begin to look bare. But for many farmers, the end of one season merely signals the beginning of another: the off-season. Spanning the fall and winter months, this period doesn’t mean rest for the land. Instead, it offers an opportunity to plant cover crops with many benefits. These include enhancing soil health and staving off erosion. For some, it might even mean an… Read more »

The Incredible Journey of Pumpkins: From Survival to Sustainability

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Pumpkins, known for their orange hue, have transformed from humble edibles to Autumn’s iconic symbol. However, many might need to realize how deeply intertwined their history is with water and sustainable agricultural practices. Native Americans introduced early American settlers to pumpkins, touting it as one of the essential “three sisters,” along with corn and beans. This triad was traditionally grown alongside riverbanks using the “Three Sisters Method.” This method was a brilliant example of sustainable… Read more »

Crawling to the Top: Why Investors are Swarming Towards Insect Agriculture

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About five years to the day we published this article, Are Insects The Solution To Food Shortages and the investment money pouring into bug farming startups is off the charts, not because of our writing, but because of the ten reasons below. Due to these ten factors, insect farming looks attractive. It is also a forward-looking investment opportunity for investors looking for sustainable and innovative food production solutions. Sustainable Protein Source – With the… Read more »