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Day: August 5, 2026

IoT Optimization Pulls a Tomato Grower out of the Red

August 5, 2026

For large agricultural operations, keeping irrigation pumps running efficiently can be a constant challenge. One tomato grower in Central California faced a familiar problem: managing dozens of pumps spread across thousands of acres with limited personnel available to monitor them. As pumps operated unattended, issues such as cavitation, bearing failures, and suction blockages often went unnoticed until they resulted in downtime and costly repairs.

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