SWIIM® - Sustainable Water and Innovative Irrigation Management®

Agriculture Technology Podcast

RDO Equipment Co.

Technology

4.2 • 48 Ratings

🗓️ 5 December 2019

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

SWIIM® stands for Sustainable Water and Innovative Irrigation Management®. It provides a new standard in water measurement than allows growers to receive an accurate accounting of the water both delivered and consumed on their fields. This patented process was developed with the help of the USDA and is being used successfully by both growers and water providers. SWIIM accounts for your water with the same precision as your CPA accounts for finances. With the regulations and the increase costs associated with water usage this information is invaluable. Harry Ferdon, Business Development Manager for SWIIM, joins host Tony Kramer to discuss the role water data can have in a grower’s operation. ---------- Learn More: Tune in as we share the latest in agriculture technology by subscribing to our podcast on iTunes, SoundCloud, or anywhere you listen to podcasts. Have a story idea or a precision ag topic we should highlight? Connect with us on social media: Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | Twitter and connect with podcast host, Tony Kramer on Twitter at: (@)RDOTonyK.

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0:00.0	Hey, this is Tony Kramer, product specialist with RDO Equipment Company, and you are listening to the Agriculture Technology podcast.
0:09.0	Every day, there are phenomenal advancements being made in the field of agriculture technology.
0:13.5	RDO Equipan Company is a leader in agriculture equipment and precision agriculture technology and is here with industry experts bringing the latest news and information from RDO and John Deere. Thanks for joining us on the Agriculture Technology podcast.
0:25.9	Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. This is episode number 106 and today we are going
0:32.0	to be talking about swim. Before we dive into the show, please take a moment to subscribe to this podcast if you
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0:50.2	While you're out there, drop us a review. We'd love to hear what you think about the show.
0:54.4	Lastly, make sure to follow RDO Equipment Company on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and catch all of our latest videos on YouTube.
1:02.4	You can also follow me on Twitter at RDO Tony K.
1:06.9	Now with that, let's get back to the show.
1:09.7	I had the awesome opportunity.
1:11.6	We are here at the Growing Innovations Conference in Las Vegas.
1:16.0	The previous episode, episode 105, you actually got a little recap of the show talking to some different people at the show.
1:23.9	While I was here, got the opportunity to sit down with the gentleman right next to me that I'm about to introduce and record a podcast.
1:32.6	And at the end of this show, we actually got a little bit of news to share.
1:35.9	So I'd like to welcome Harry Ferdin to the show, who is the business development manager with Swim.
1:43.1	Thanks for joining me on the show today, Harry. To get
1:45.3	started, let's hear a little bit more about you and your background and how you got involved in
1:49.5	this industry. Absolutely. Thank you, Tony, and thanks for the opportunity. Really happy to be on the show.
1:54.8	So my name's Harry Ferdin, a business development manager for Swim. A little background on me. I actually come from kind of
2:03.3	non-ag background. I grew up in the Bay Area originally, mostly living in a city of San Francisco.
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