Valley launches equipment grant

Two North American growers will be awarded in-kind grant redeemable for Valley equipment, technology and services through their local Valley dealer.
EDITED BY LUKE REYNOLDS
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Valley Irrigation has launched a $100,000 grant program to support grower-led irrigation innovation. Two producers in the U.S. or Canada will be selected for in-kind awards: a $75,000 grand prize and a $25,000 secondary prize, both redeemable for Valley equipment, technology and services through local dealers. 

“This is the kind of program that puts growers first,” said Darren Siekman, vice president, marketing and policy at Valley Irrigation. “It’s not just about a sale, it’s about coming alongside growers to solve something big, to deliver a solution that truly drives productivity on their farm. That’s what sets Valley apart.” 

The program is open to commercial operations with 500 or more irrigated acres in the U.S. (excluding New York and Florida) and Canada (excluding Quebec). Applications are being accepted through December 15, 2025, at valleyirrigation.com/grant. 

The grand prize winner will also participate in a strategic planning session with Valley staff in Omaha, Nebraska, while both winners will receive national media coverage and dealer support to implement their projects. 

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