California Growers Signal Commitment to Water Sustainability Via Irrigation Startup Lumo
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Several prominent wine producers in Sonoma & Napa Counties have joined the early access program of California-based company building "first of its kind" smart irrigation solutionSANTA ROSA, Calif., Dec. 14, 2022 /CNW/ -- Lumo [ ], an Agtech company focused on water sustainability through the development of smart valve and irrigation technology announced today that it has opened its early access program for 2023.Lumo intends on manufacturing 250 smart valves in 2023, which will provide growers with automation, precision, and accountability surrounding their irrigation systems. Participating companies who join the early access program receive many benefits, including: Priority access and right of first refusal from the first production run of Lumo smart valves A Customer Advisory Board (CAB) seat with the option to participate in quarterly workshops to share feature requests and provide feedback that will influence Lumos product roadmapProminent wine producers Clos du Val, Boh\xe8me, Price Family, Field Vineyards and Pine Ridge Vineyards(a Crimson Group brand which recently earned International Wineries for Climate Action (IWCA) Silver Membership), have all signalled their commitment to water sustainability by reserving early access to Lumo and will be among a select group of early adopters to deploy the smart valve system in their vineyards. "Thats why were impressed with Lumo and its goal of transforming the agricultural industry by creating a solution which will optimize water usage for commercial growers like us. Presently, a number of Lumos smart valves are being tested in vineyards and orchards in Sonoma and Napa Counties in California.To inquire about Lumos early access program, visit or email .Lumo is a smart irrigation solution that helps growers save water, improve crop quality and reduce costs. Smart valves with built-in sensors provide automation, accountability and digital record keeping to give growers unprecedented visibility into the health of their irrigation network.