Case studies of various users of SWAN Systems across agriculture, horticulture, public open space, ovals, and more.
When Cottesloe Golf Club first decided to use irrigation management software to help them manage the irrigation and nutrient needs of their turf, they had no idea they were about to face the hottest summer on record in Perth.
In this report we detail the success of SWAN Systems over the very dry 2021 irrigation season. Bottom line – the ranch experienced an overall 40% productivity increase. Making every drop count was our objective – and our achievement.
SWAN Systems is being used by a number of schools to improve how they schedule, manage and report on water usage.
Matanuska, the largest banana producer in Zimbabwe, used SWAN Systems and achieved an annual estimated water saving of 30%, (~2.6 megalitres of water per hectare per year), which translates to an ROI of at least 7 times.
What does international viticulture expert, James Wright, have to say about how SWAN helps grape growers to achieve their quality and efficiency goals? This report explores various viticulture best practices from the VitiSynth Global Audit© Criteria and how they relate to SWAN Systems features.
How SWAN Systems helped Western Australian vineyard, Fruitico, to increase yield, quality and profit margins on their table grapes.
Smart irrigation software solution is being used by Adelaide High School to assist its groundskeepers to save water and ensure the School is meeting strict environmental conditions imposed for the for the application of recycled water.
Smart cities are those that make the most of limited resources: including water. How did SA Water use our software to help them identify over 30% of potential water savings in a recent trial project?
In 2017, the WA State Government helped support SWAN Systems' development by awarding us with a grant under the Premier’s Agriculture and Aquaculture Entrepreneurship Program. See what our founders had to say about their experience with the program.
The Piara Waters complex is a challenging site to manage, however significant potential water savings were able to be identified. We found there was potential to save over 20% in water which led to an estimated 40% reduction in drainage of irrigation water beyond the rootzone. Having data collated from different sources (flow meters, soil moisture probes, satellite imagery, climatic data, and forecast and actual weather) available in one place for analysis and translation into actionable information were identified as key benefits.
