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Water and irrigation solutions

Water access and pumping for farms, livestock and facilities, from the source to the sprinkler, pivot or trough.

Agriculture and facilities

Reliable water is the first input

Crops and animals cannot wait for a repair. An irrigation or livestock system is only as good as the pump, controls and storage behind it.

We focus on the pumping, water supply, storage and controls that feed your irrigation, and work out the rest with you.

Irrigation

How a centre pivot is fed

Slow the pass or speed it up and watch the arm.

How centre-pivot irrigation covers a field
Centre-pivot irrigation seen from above Water is pumped from a dam along a buried pipe to the centre of a circular field. A long arm on wheeled towers turns slowly around the centre, spraying the crop. Dam or water source Pump Field seen from above
Time per passMedium
Water applied per passMedium

The arm turns around the centre while the pump keeps it fed. A slower pass applies more water. Illustrative: design flow, rotation time and application depth are worked out for each field.

What we cover

Pumping and water supply for the farm

Solar pumping systems

Sun-powered pumping with tank storage, where grid power is costly or far away.

Irrigation pumping

Pumps, controls and pipework sized for the area, the crop and the water source.

Livestock and facility water

Reliable supply to troughs, sheds, staff housing and farm buildings.

Pumping and storage together

Tanks and level control so supply stays steady between pumping hours.

Irrigation upgrades

Improving an existing system: pump, drive, controls and pipework.

Efficiency

Matching pump speed and size to the real demand to cut power use.

Livestock and water points

Water where the animals are

Remote water points need robust pumping and storage. We look at distance, lift, yield and power before we recommend solar, grid or a hybrid arrangement.

  • Boreholes and dams as sources
  • Solar or grid power
  • Tanks and troughs with level control
Solar pumping
A cow drinking water from a pond
On a site assessment

What we ask about on a farm

What we look at and what we ask about so the recommendation fits your site, not a generic one.

  • Water source and how much it yields
  • Area, crops and the water they need
  • Distance and height from source to field
  • Power: grid, generator or solar
  • Storage you have or need
  • Existing pumps, pipes and irrigation layout
Water for growing

Fields, livestock and the water between

Two sprinklers watering a corn fieldSprinkler irrigation
A drip irrigation line beside a young plantDrip lines
Aerial view of a farm field with a tractorFarm land
Cattle wading through shallow waterLivestock water
Where it is used

Industries that rely on this

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Do you supply irrigation machines and sprinklers?

We focus on the pumping, water supply, storage and controls that feed irrigation. Tell us about your layout and we will confirm what we supply and what we would coordinate with your irrigation supplier.

Can you upgrade an existing irrigation pump?

Yes. We start by checking how the system performs today, then recommend whether a new pump, a variable speed drive or pipework changes make the biggest difference.

Does it have to be solar?

No. Solar, grid, generator and hybrid arrangements are all options. The right one depends on your site, usage and budget.

Next step

Tell us about your water system

Whether you know the pump you need or only know something is wrong, we will help you find the right next step.