Valmont and Ranch systems win 2024 green tech awards
USAgNet - 04/17/2024
Digi International, a leader in IoT connectivity solutions, has announced Valmont and Ranch Systems as winners of its 2024 Green Tech Customer Innovation Awards. These awards recognize outstanding applications of technology in agriculture that contribute to environmental sustainability and efficient farming practices.
Valmont, a pioneer in smart irrigation systems, utilizes Digi’s IX20, TX54, and XBee® 3 Zigbee 3 RF to enable more precise water management. This technology allows farmers to monitor and control irrigation systems remotely, reducing water usage and increasing crop yield. Troy Long, Vice President at Valley Irrigation—a Valmont company—emphasized how modern technology is integral to conserving resources and enhancing farm productivity.
Similarly, Ranch Systems has made significant advancements in precision agriculture with Digi’s XBee® DigiMesh® 2.4. This technology helps farmers optimize field conditions through precise monitoring and data analysis, leading to better decision-making and reduced environmental impact.
Ron Konezny, President and CEO of Digi International, praised the winners for their dedication to integrating green technology into their operations. "These awards celebrate not only innovation but also the commitment of companies like Valmont and Ranch Systems to sustainability and environmental stewardship," said Konezny.
By showcasing these achievements, Digi International continues to support the agricultural sector's transition towards more sustainable and technologically advanced practices. This commitment is part of Digi’s broader initiative to promote green technology and create lasting positive impacts on the environment.
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