Climate Change Workshop 2008 Watering the Next Century: Sustaining a Resource for the Future Bob Snoozy Senior Vice President Sales and Marketing Lindsay.

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Climate Change Workshop 2008 Watering the Next Century: Sustaining a Resource for the Future Bob Snoozy Senior Vice President Sales and Marketing Lindsay Corporation

Topics 1.Current Challenges because climate Change 2.What Challenges do you face in the Future 3.What information and tools

The Secret Behind Crop Circles

Challenges for Irrigators Use less Water Use Less Energy Do it with less Labor Do it Environmentally Friendly Do it Economically

200,000 in the US 45,000 in Nebraska

Efficient Irrigation is a Global Concern

Nadec, Hail Hadco, Hail Kingdom of Saudi Arabia – 500 Lindsay/Zimmatic pivots

Less Water

Yesterday’s

Today’s

S.L.O.G. Sprinklers Located On the Ground

WIND RESISTANCE RATING Spray losses - 3-5% for 3-6 ft height 10% on top of pipe can double as wind speed increases from 0-5 mph to 5-10 mph Brad King, U of ID & Dennis Kincaid, USDA-ARS Application Eff. – 85% for Low-Angle Impacts 92% at 5 ft height 1 inch application on mature corn, NebGuide G A APPLICATION EFFICIENCY

What’s a 7% water savings worth? 2,500 Hrs/Yr (avg.) x 7% = 175 Hrs (less run time) Assume 50 HP for pump and pivot Cost per HP-Hr = $.07/kilowatt-hr ÷ 1.18 HP-Hr/kilowatt-hr = $.06 / HP-hr $ Savings = $.06/HP-Hr x 50 HP x 175 Hrs = $525 / yr $5,250 over 10 years ($10,500 over 20) What is 5,250 (or 10,500) fewer hours on the pivot & well worth? (drive train, contactors, micro-switches, structure)

Less Pressure = Less Energy

Low Pressure Sprinkler Technology.

What’s a 30 psi pressure savings worth? (from 50 psi at end to 20) HP Savings = (800 gpm x 30 psi x 2.31 ft/psi) ÷ (3960 x 75%) = 19 HP (less 2 HP for booster pump) = 17 HP $ Savings = $.06/HP-Hr x 17 HP x 2,500 Hrs = $2,550 / yr $25,500 over 10 years ($51,000 over 20) Don’t forget to add the efficiency gains too (if you add drops)! $ Savings with Low Pressure Savings

Less Labor Manage from Anywhere Offers peace of mind Simple controls Voice acknowledgements and alarms Irrigation systems proactively alarm on unscheduled shutdowns Voice Command

New Product Development

Do it Environmentally Friendly Injectors Provide Versatile Applications Fungicides Pesticides Herbicides Gypsum Liquid PAM pH control

Moisture Monitoring Benefits Increase profit with improved potential of crop yield and quality Save money by optimizing water, fertilizer and energy use Reduce wasteful leaching by targeting water and fertilizer to the root zone Sustain best management practices

Monitor your field’s Climate Irrigation accumulation Evapotranspiration Growing degree days Pest/disease models Keep records Much more..

Electric Power Makes Automation More Adaptable

Controlling Costs

Precision Application

System of the Future In-Field Irrigation Controls Remote Irrigation Control Soil Moisture Monitoring Nutrient Management Resource & Performance Management Pest & Disease Management Micro “in-field” Climate Monitoring Record Keeping Integrated Systems

Tools Less expensive monitors Agriculture Economy to support efficiency expenses.

Thank You