Reinke honored with Irrigation Innovation of the Year Award

The AgTech Breakthrough Awards named Reinke’s E3 pivot as the top innovation of 2026.
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The AgTech Breakthrough Awards program has selected Reinke’s E3 Pivot as the “Innovation of the Year” award winner. In its seventh year, the awards program recognizes sustainable innovations in the global agricultural and food technology markets.

Reinke’s patented E3 Pivot exceeds USDA Center Pivot Evaluation and Design (CPED) water uniformity benchmarks and addresses multiple challenges to help growers meet water conservation goals while increasing crop yields.

“E3 was designed from the ground up to give growers precision control over their water application; setting a new standard for how irrigation systems perform in the field,” said Chris Roth, president of Reinke, in a company press release. “To be recognized with an AgTech Breakthrough Award affirms what our team set out to build—equipment that helps growers maximize yield potential while conserving one of their most valuable resources.”

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