SYSTEM INTEGRATION & AUTOMATION Lindsay Corporation
Getting more value from every drop of water requires a constant daily, or even hourly, feedback loop that analyzes inputs, uses proven science and irrigation methods to create recommendations, and reliably and automatically generates irrigation programs that growers can easily and quickly execute to attain the highest levels of sustainability.
That level of monitoring isn’t possible for most growers, whose operations are increasingly complex and demanding, without some degree of automation. Irrigation management solutions are designed to provide growers with simple science- and data-based irrigation recommendations to help maximize yield potential while reducing unnecessary input costs. Combining this vital data with a user-friendly interface allows recommendations to be immediately put into action without the need to create irrigation programs by hand.
Our philosophy when it comes to automation is a commitment to building solutions that are flexible and reliable for any grower. As a global company, we recognize that no two fields are alike and that our growers are the ultimate experts in their operations. We offer highly customizable solutions that can include various degrees of automation, depending on the comfort level of the user. We also provide accurate and actionable recommendations that can be implemented with the touch of a button on a smart device.
At Lindsay, we’re also rethinking automation beyond just water application, including machine diagnostics and advanced field and crop monitoring, to drastically reduce downtime and save growers time and labor.
Product Manager, FieldNet and Zimmatic Controls Lindsay Corporation
Valley Irrigation
The ag tech revolution continues, and growers who embrace technology like fully integrated pivot irrigation systems are positioned to grow and succeed in the future.
Connected crop management integrating pivots, remote management, scientific irrigation scheduling, variable rate irrigation and artificial intelligence
help growers produce more with less, giving them a big-picture view of their operation to make more informed decisions. They save time, conserve resources and can reduce costs.
Connected crop management technology helps growers be more efficient in several ways. They can manage their operation from anywhere, remotely access data and troubleshoot, and use reporting to make smarter decisions.
Technology also increases profitability by enabling growers to be more precise, not wasting water, energy, fertilizers, crop protectants — or their valuable time.
These same benefits also lead to improved sustainability, using fewer inputs and increasing yields. Plus, remote access saves emissions from traveling back and forth.
Some growers may not know where to start or feel intimidated by the options, but your local irrigation dealer can help tailor a package with the features that work for your operation and train you to get started today.
We have been the leader in advancing agricultural productivity, from the first center pivots in 1954 to the precision ag technology of today. Decades of thought leadership and technological innovation have helped growers increase food production and conservation of natural resources around the world.
Product Management Director Valley Irrigation
irrigationtoday.org
Winter 2022 | Irrigation TODAY 19
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