Dryland We integrate contour farming techniques into dryland areas that normally would suffer from erosion, run-off and/or low water infiltration rates. This process develops root systems and stores more water in the soil profile. It also reduces erosion, keeps the livestock moving and aerates and builds the soil as roots and microbes grow deeper. As a result, forage nutrition increases and drought pressure is reduced in hilly areas. Positive animal health benefits, such as reduced footrot and insect pressure in normally boggy areas, are achieved.

Flood Irrigated Mechanical treatment of flood-irrigated land enables healthy root growth to access moisture and minerals while having air needed for roots to survive. Specialized equipment enables minimal ground compaction, low surface disturbance while lifting and aerating the soil. This process also corrugates the land for renewed irrigation capability. A long term maintenance plan eliminates the need for moldboard plowing in the future.