water management

Cotton is a top crop in the US southeast, and many of the fields where they’re grown are irrigated. - Photos: Canva

21-05 | Article

Water conservation in US irrigation – the RHEO tool is now available

The Chameleon Card lights up to display whether the soil is wet, dry or moist. The system is now also available for farmers in Australia. - Photo: Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research

07-05 | Article

Australian soil water sensor popular among smallholder farmers

Droughts are expected to continue. Smart irrigation technology can help farmers use less water and earn more money. Read how in this blog. Photo: Canva

13-10-2022 | Expert opinion

How new technology can help farmers survive increasing droughts

The FAO WaPOR tool provides information that can help farmers optimise irrigation systems and achieve higher agricultural yields.

08-09-2022 | News

FAO tool to help farmers optimise irrigation systems and achieve higher yields

CropX s self-installed sensors transmit soil data directly to the cloud, to be analysed by CropX's platform. - Photo: CropX

08-03-2021 | News

CropX and rieggo to bring smart water solutions to Mexico

Photo: Myriota

16-02-2021 | News

Myriota and Goanna Ag help farmers optimise water management

Photo: University of Texas

18-11-2020 | News

Self-watering soil to reduce water usage in agriculture

Photo: Canva

03-11-2020 | News

Lindsay and Microsoft to enhance irrigation management

InSAR remote sensing improves groundwater monitoring

12-10-2020 | News

InSAR remote sensing improves groundwater monitoring

Ellingson launches farm data and water management app

15-09-2020 | News

Ellingson launches farm data and water management app