International

Unfortunately, water is not evenly distributed across the world's population base. Some people have an abundant water supply, while others have almost zero water resources. Valmont Water Management Group can help you better conserve and multiply your available resources at every step in the water usage cycle...sourcing, usage and disposal.

 
   
   

Valmont Water Management Group has expertise and resources that no other company can offer. We're uniquely qualified to develop and implement a comprehensive water management strategy that encompasses water and energy efficiency, environmental impact, and financial stability and profitability.

Known as the preeminent leader in mechanized move irrigation, Valmont has led the world for more than 50 years in the development of water-efficient irrigation technology that's appropriate for large-scale agribusiness. We have constantly improved irrigation technology in terms of water application, computerized, electronic control systems, heavy-duty construction, fertigation, extreme climates, wastewater application, and special crop applications for trees and sugar cane. This has given us experience and knowledge unrivaled in our industry.

Valmont Water Management Group also has a team of soil scientists, hydrologists, agronomists, engineers, and geophysicists with a wealth of knowledge in environmental issues, particularly in land-based water treatment including feasibility studies, site selection, project management, record keeping, regulatory compliance, water conservation, irrigation and energy-efficient irrigation schemes. Valmont Water Management Group draws on all of these resources to offer unparalleled water management services to governments and multinational corporations worldwide.

Click here to see examples of current International Projects.

 
For more information send an e-mail to
Greg Thurman or call (541) 963-7758
 
   
 
China: This project will demonstrate that vast areas of sandy lands could recover naturally if a small percentage of the area was managed under modern irrigated agriculture.
   

Click on the
chart to view the "Cycle of Water Usage"