Water Cost vs. Water Value in Agriculture: Why the Distinction Matters
Every farmer and rancher already understands this at a gut level: not all water is created equal. Two fields may use the same amount of irrigation water, yet one consistently works economically year after year while the other barely breaks even. The difference isn’t just what it costs to pump or deliver water—it’s what that…
Read MoreStop Throwing Money Down a Water Well “Dry Hole”
AQUATERREX PRECISELY LOCATES GROUNDWATER. GUARANTEED. Today, farmers, ranchers, governments, and industry are facing growing challenges to locate and access water. The lack of usable water is a global problem that ignores state and country boundaries. What makes matters worse is when huge amounts of money are spent to end up with nothing. “I can’t begin…
Read MoreBreakthrough Technology Is Uncovering Hidden Groundwater Across the Southwest
AquaterreX Locates Vital Water Resources in the Parched Southwestern U.S. Across the sunbaked plains of Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, and even into Kansas, a quiet revolution is underway beneath the surface. As traditional aquifers run dry and wells struggle to meet demand, AquaterreX scientists are using cutting-edge technology to uncover new, untapped sources of…
Read MoreFrom Dry Taps to Protest Marches: What the Johannesburg Water Crisis Teaches Us
In Johannesburg, South Africa, residents have recently taken to the streets over something most of us take for granted: running water. For weeks, taps in many neighborhoods ran dry, forcing people to line up at water trucks, buy bottled water they could barely afford, or go without altogether. The frustration boiled over into protest marches,…
Read MoreAnother One Bites the Dust – Swamping the Myth of Groundwater Recharge
Groundwater Can Travel for Hundreds of Kilometers in Vast Networks In this era of droughts and water crises across the planet, it’s high time we began to understand the true characteristics of one of our most precious resources. Groundwater constitutes 99% of the world’s unfrozen fresh water and provides drinking water to 145 million Americans…
Read MoreIt’s Time to Employ 21st Century Technology to Solve the Global Water Crisis
The disturbing fact is, we are living through a global water crisis. Across the world, nations both rich and poor are grappling with drought, pollution, and shrinking freshwater supplies. Twenty-five countries are already classified as being under extreme water stress, affecting more than two billion people1. From the once-reliable farmlands of the American Midwest to…
Read MoreHistoric Drought
“Parts of the U.S. are so dry they may never recover” Recently, Douglas McIntyre, Editor-in-Chief of Climate Crisis 24/7 reported in a video editorial that drought in Arizona and West Texas may never end. “Areas of southern Arizona and southwest Texas have been in severe drought for so long it may take years, if not…
Read MoreFlash Droughts: The Silent Crisis Accelerating Water Scarcity
When most of us think of droughts, we imagine slow-moving natural disasters—months without rain, reservoirs dropping inch by inch, warning signs building over time. But there’s a new type of drought emerging that defies this narrative. It strikes fast, often without warning, and its impacts can be just as devastating. These are called flash droughts,…
Read MoreHidden Oceans: Unveiling Mars’ Subsurface Water and Earth’s Deep Seated Aquifers
The quest to discover and utilize hidden water reserves has captivated scientists and engineers alike, both on Earth and beyond. Recent seismic data from NASA’s InSight mission has unveiled a colossal reservoir of liquid water deep beneath Mars’ surface. Simultaneously, companies like AquaterreX are pioneering methods to locate and extract Deep Seated Water (DSW) on…
Read MoreAquaterreX Helping Farmers and Ranchers in New Mexico
The AquaterreX team is currently on site in northern New Mexico locating additional groundwater supplies for farmers. The existing aquifers are being drawn down, which has led many farmers to reduce their planting due to lack of water. As aquifers are depleted and groundwater levels drop, farmers who depend solely on conventional methods may struggle…
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