Coming up Next !!

We have just returned from Kish Nov 2010 and visited a fasinating 2000 year old underground city, this was the water system that run for 18 kilometers beneath the ground and into water storage tanks. The history is just fantastic !! Cannot wait to see a whole lot more !!

Elmore Field Days 5,6 & 7th October 2010  WiSA Irrigation 

WiSA irrigation supply and install water management systems and irrigation technology. They have recently completed a feasibility study into the provision of potable water to a resort on Kish Island in the Persian Gulf. Rainfall is not significant enough to sustain a large population so the study included how to source water from desalination of sea water and also sourcing water from groundwater bores. WiSA    to provide software and control systems to supply water to households, parklands, golf courses, resorts, public spaces and to collect and reuse grey water.

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WiSA Irrigation at the Riverland Field Days September 15-16th 2010

this is a very popular 2 day annual event for the Riverland region, attracting crowds of people from throughout South Australia and beyond.
The field days have something for the whole family including the latest in agricultural machinery, equipment and services, demonstrations, information sessions, activities, entertainment, tastings, trade exhibits and much more.

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The Water Technology Cluster 2010 Irrigation Expo "Showcasing Industry Innovation".

  Where; Echuca Racecourse, Echuca Victoria, Australia 19 & 20th May 2010 

WiSA Irrigation Solutions, "see you again next year"

Producing more food with less water requires innovative thinking and infrastructure which WiSA provides.

WiSA Irrigation highlighted new technology, techniques and innovation WiSA Irrigation is proud to display at the WTC 2010 Irrigation Expo

Showcasing the release of the “Aqualink V7”,
The system is easy to use and is easily adaptable - suiting everyone from the small to large scale farmer.

Photo: Jan Wright from WiSA Irrigation.

 See you there next year

AgFest Tasmania 5 - 7th May 2011

Tasmania's Rural Trade Fair

Graeme and Jan Wright and James Horne from WiSA Irrigation , together with Paul & Maria Bidwell headed to Tasmania for Agfest 2010 Tasmania's rural trade fair to showcase new technology, techniques and innovation which WiSA has to offer.

With the rain ceasing and the mud drying up hours before the event opening Agfest proved to be a terrific event, bringing record crowds.

The diversity and entusiasm of the states farmer's provided a wealth of information exchange.

 

Photo: Paul Bidwell avocado farmer was on hand to talk to farmers about his experiences using the WiSA system.

 Photo: Jan Wright, James Horne and Graeme Wright from WiSA Irrigation.

New Release  “Aqualink V7”

WiSA  state of the art “Aqualink” irrigation software is renowned worldwide.
Their system will control your irrigation, whilst providing soil moisture readings in real time allowing you to make informed decisions to ensure you maximize your production.
“GroGraph” is supplied in conjunction with Aqualink. This is a powerful tool which keeps a record of everything that happens on your property i.e. soil moisture content, valve run time, fertilizer dosing, pump pressures, etc.
The system is easy to use and is easily adaptable - suiting everyone from the small to large scale farmer.
With the release of the “Aqualink V7” in February 2010, WiSA have rewritten the software to increase its user friendliness.
The WiSA system hardware comes with a 3 year warranty and free software updates for the life of the version. WiSA takes the guess work out of irrigation management.
Allow WiSA Irrigation to tailor a system to suit your needs.

Done and Dusted

 Project Qatar 2010. 12th, to 15th April 2010
Doha Exhibition Centre, Australian Pavilion Site 8.

News and photo's coming

Another sucessfull Field Day,

Barby tucker was just fantastic !! and the weather held back.

   Bioasis WiSA  - Field Day

Jo Sgro's  Farm 19th. March 2010

Bringing soils back to life a new solution

Bioasis and WiSA Irrigation proudly presented Bactivate

it's well documented capacity for improving soil quality and increasing yields.

  Another great Field Day - Done, a great day of results !

Yarra Organanics @petty's Orchard,

1 Homestead Road Templestowe, Melways ref no 22 A12.

Bioasis was proud to present its product Bactivate well documented capacity for improving soil quality and increasing yields.

 Apricot trees which fruited well in advance of normal growth expectations and  first hand accounts from the farmers and soil experts who have witnessed and used this extraordinary new soil product.

WiSA Soil Moisture Monitoring Field Day, November 27, 2009 done and dusted.

Brendan Martin - Crop: Lucerne 1570 Restdown Road Bamawn;

Soil Moisture Monitoring equipment has been installed on working farms throughout the GMID.  It has been installed across a range of crop types including permanent pasture, annual pasture, winter/summer cropping and lucerne. 

The equipment can help irrigators make more informed decisions about the timing of irrigation required for different crops.

This can result in more efficient water use and increased productivity. 

The WIsa Field day Host farmer: Brendan Martin - Crop: Lucerne,

The field day featured farm talks and walks covering all aspects of soil moisture monitoring and presentations from: 

 

• James Horne from WiSA Irrigation;

• Peter Muller from Aquaspy
  

• David Kent NVIRP and

• Dale Boyd and Brian Holmes Echuca DPI  
   

all were on-hand to answer questions. 
 

 Country News Water Talk,        October 12,2009

Technology Delivers Results

Improvements in water technology and have enabled WISA Irrigation Management Systems to deliver real water savings to their customers.

Managing Director Graeme Wright said his system is based on radio communication and electronics operated by software.
The system has been used across a variety of agricultural industries to grow anything from coffee to grapes, potatoes and carrots to melons and sugar cane.
``You name, we've grown it,'' Mr Wright said.
``We have done a lot of research and development work getting our product to work across different soil and plant types. We have created a flexible system to meet any on farm requirement.''
Mr Wright said soil moisture probes and weather stations radio data back to a central computer containing WISA software. Parameters are set to suit individual farms which operate pumps, valves and filters accordingly.
``We have increased water savings and increased crop quality and yields.  We give plants the right amount of moisture at the right time.
``Everything operates in real time and we can read and act on it straight away.''
 Local winery Jaengenya has installed WISA technology on it's vineyard. owners Chirs O'Connor and Jenny Young reckon the system is the best thing since sliced bread.                                         "Installing the system has given us accurate and total control over our water usage and the system is easy to control. 

We can access important year-to-year data on soil moisture and make sure moisture levels are maintained."  

Jaengenya produces award-winnning red and white wines including shiraz, durif, cabernet, sav blanc and chardonays in the Echuca Moama region.

The system has helped with fruit quality and yield. 

The WiSA System was originally designed for Australian agriculture, the company has also branched into overseas markets.
It has an overseas contract  to deliver a water supply to 8.5thkm of roadside plantings, on a coral atoll.
``We will following up with an additional 42thkm, 3 soccer fields and a golf course.The island project is quite considerable and we can maintain the computer program and health of the system from here in Australia.''
``We are also growing rice in the middle east,'' Mr Wright said.

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