Industry insights Irrigation on display at farm show


Irrigation Today recently attended Husker Harvest Days — the world’s largest totally irrigated farm show located outside of Grand Island, Nebraska. We asked a few of those attending what irrigation product or display attracted their attention or what they would be looking for as they browsed the 80-acre exhibitor field. Here’s what they said:


“I’m looking at new technology to put on a pivot. Technology has improved so much and what is out there is unbelievable. You can be outdated so fast.”


BILL KETTELER | ALBION, NEBRASKA


“e drip irrigation was interesting. How we could save water was intriguing — especially with commodity prices being lower. Maybe it is possible to expand into growing specialty crops using drip.”


STEVE DRESSMAN | SUPERIOR, NEBRASKA


“e precision in how we irrigate our crops amazes me — whether it is using moisture probes or other technology. I appreciate the attention given to groundwater conservation.”


TRAVIS DOUGHERTY | O’NEILL, NEBRASKA


“As the younger generation, we don’t learn much about irrigation, so coming here is very eye- opening to see pivots up close and learn more about them and how they work.”


SEAN BRUNA | WASHINGTON CO. HS, HANOVER, KANSAS


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