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Jim Ethington

Chief Executive, Arable
verification: primary-source

Chief executive of Arable, the agricultural-technology company in Oracle's August 2026 watershed conservation program for Project Jupiter.

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Current role
Category
Executive
Jurisdiction
Private sector (no public jurisdiction)
Verification
primary-source — Read off the primary document itself
In the record
1 sources · 1 connections · 1 dated entries
Record id
PJP169

Key facts

  • 2026-08-11Quoted in Oracle's August 11, 2026 announcement of the conservation program with Arable.[1]
  • Ethington's statement: “Growers know their land and crops better than anyone, and our role is to give them trusted, timely information to support and inform more precise irrigation decisions.”[1]
  • The program relies on in-field sensors and grower training in the Rio Grande–Bravo watershed.[1]

The record

Chief executive of Arable. On the conservation program: "Growers know their land and crops better than anyone, and our role is to give them trusted, timely information to support and inform more precise irrigation decisions."

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Aug 11, 2026Oracle announces a program to save more water than the campus uses

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