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EPISODE · Feb 1, 2024 · 36 MIN

How to Reduce Irrigation Operating Costs

from Irrigation Training Series · host Jain Irrigation, Inc.

Reducing cost is on everyone’s mind this year and so much good technology is out there today to help save on irrigation operating costs. Technology helps optimize water and energy costs. It also helps to reduce labor costs and maximize fertilizer applications. The trouble is, how is anyone able to select the right tools for their operation? The good news is Cory Broad and AvidWater do that for you. Through a consultative irrigation and agronomic approach utilizing Irrigation as a Service, Water Management Service, and Irrigation Consulting, they help you grow. The best part of this is when working with them, they will reduce your irrigation and or growing costs, or you don’t. That is a very nice money-back guarantee. During our webinar, Cory Broad takes us through the steps needed to save operating costs. Listen to this webinar, and you will learn: 1. How AvidWater automates and schedules your irrigation system. 2. How they effectively monitor and schedule irrigation events. 3. The ways they make your irrigation system operate more efficiently. 4. How they save you money. 5. How they do all this with a money-back guarantee

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