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Dossier · Organization
Arable
An agricultural-technology company that is Oracle's partner in a Rio Grande–Bravo conservation program meant to produce the water savings Oracle counts against the campus's own use.
At a glance
- Kind
- Company
- Jurisdiction
- Private sector (no public jurisdiction)
- Key people
- Jim Ethington
- Verification
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- In the record
- 1 sources · 1 connections · 1 dated entries
- Record id
- PJO136
Key facts
- Sells in-field sensors and agronomy support so growers can irrigate on live conditions instead of fixed schedules.[1]
- 2026-08-11Announced with Oracle on August 11, 2026 a program in the Rio Grande–Bravo watershed to conserve about 21 million gallons a year.[1]
- Oracle frames the savings as more than twenty times the water needed to run the campus's cooling and power systems; an independent assessor and published validation reports are promised.[1]
- By its own description, it operates in more than fifty countries.
The record
An agricultural-technology company that sells in-field sensors and agronomy support to help growers irrigate on live conditions instead of fixed schedules. Oracle's partner in the August 2026 Rio Grande–Bravo conservation program. By its own description it operates in more than fifty countries.
Its role here is to produce the water savings Oracle is counting against Project Jupiter's own use.
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