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Research and Development

ncrfRegenesis Management Group utilizes partnerships to help develop products and offerings that are based in solid science. The primary research site was originally located directly adjacent to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Research Service site and is designed to allow for ease of maintenance and facilitate data acquisition through the company’s research and development arrangements. The site was instrumented with the latest technology and monitored through the use of remote sensing equipment with the goal of implementing easy-to-use software and instrumentation for monitoring consumptive use, estimating crop evapotranspiration and quantifying return flows on a farm- and system-wide basis.  Today, through affiliations with its partners, the research and development facility has been expanded to a formal distribution and lab environment, of which the main location is based in Northern Colorado where development on related technologies continues to this day.  Click here to contact us for more information on our continued research & development activities.

Technology, Software & Instrumentation

Regenesis Management Group works closely with state and federal researchers to develop software and instrumentation to provide critical technology for use in practical applications. Regenesis Management Group has collaborated with the United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service through a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement to conduct research and develop technology for use by the private sector, designed to facilitate more beneficial use of natural resources. The projects have focused on the development of software and technology to aid the agricultural community to better manage their irrigation water use by optimizing consumptive use through deficit irrigation, better cropping practices and return flow management.  Visit www.ars.usda.gov for more information on the USDA.

Strategic Partnerships

The team at Regenesis Management Grouop developed a one-of-a kind, formal strategic relationship with California-based Western Growers with the goal of further expanding water conservation technology throughout the Western United States. One of the largest US-based agriculture trade associations, Western Growers represents growers, packers and shippers of fresh fruits, vegetables and tree nuts in California, Arizona Colorado and New Mexico who produce half of the country’s fresh produce.  Visit www.wga.com for more information on Western Growers.

Ag Water Management and Irrigation Studies for Water Conservation

Regenesis Management Group has been involved in long-term research and development contracts with Colorado State University to facilitate water conservation research. The research is designed to provide interdisciplinary studies in the areas of agriculture crop optimization, irrigation efficiency practices, and monitored return flow to better manage water resources for the agriculture community while saving proportional consumptive use for other applications. The interdisciplinary team at Colorado State University involves the Warner College of Natural Resources, the College of Engineering, and the College of Agriculture. Visit www.colostate.edu for more information on Colorado State University.

Remote Sensing and Related Technologies

Regenesis has worked with Utah State University on certain remote sensing and related technologies. Regenesis Management Group utilizes satellite, aerial and on-the-ground sensing technologies to help estimates elements of the water balance, alongside regionally-available data.  Visit www.usu.edu for more information on Utah State University.