IRRIGATION SHOW Competition thick for new irrigation products
The annual new product contest held during the show attracts irrigation and specialty products and technologies new to the market in the last year. Innovators presented their products to expert judges live
on the show floor, and the winners were announced on Dec. 5 during the general session.
This year’s contest included 24 products in the ag irrigation and ag specialty categories. The entries covered a range of innovations, including pivot tires, plastics recycling, scheduling and control technologies, filtration solutions, and more.
Congratulations to the 2019 winners!
Agriculture Irrigation
CPH SAND AND SILT SEPARATOR Epiphene
The CPH Separator offers unparalleled removal of sand, silt and other solids in irrigation water. While operating on very low pressures, it allows for low energy use and flexibility in design for wells or other water sources.
Agriculture Specialty
VALLEY IRRIGATION Valley Scheduling
This advanced farm management software provides irrigation recommendations to growers based on real data from the field and scientific calculations. Valley Scheduling works for any type and brand of irrigation system and can be adapted for use with nearly all agricultural crops.
Visit
www.irrigation.org/2019winners to see all of all products in this year’s contest.
Get set for San Antonio in 2020!
It’s not too early to make plans to attend the 2020 Irrigation Show and Education Week in San Antonio Nov. 30-Dec. 4. Everything is bigger in Texas, and the Irrigation Show will be no exception! Watch
www.irrigationshow.org in the months to come for more information.
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