Why Irrigate? Why Choose Valley? Why Choose MVI?
Why Irrigate?
Successful Farmers have learned to control the controllables.
Water is one of those inputs.
Adequate water is critical to crop development and yield.
Drainage and water application are significant factors.
Proper timing and amounts will reap substantial benefits.
Why Choose Valley?
Valley is the worldwide leader in precision irrigation.
Valley provides Michigan Valley Irrigation with exclusive availability to offer the best cutting-edge irrigation technology, including the most durable Valley hardware and automation from AgSense, and advanced field and crop health monitoring from Prospera.
Valley Pivots are the strongest built, longest lasting machines in the marketplace.
Valley has the unique ball and socket span connection that distributes weight evenly through all topography.
Valley gearboxes have a superior design with three times the life of competitive gearboxes, based on independent tests and the only ones made in the USA.
Why Choose MVI?
Michigan Valley Irrigation is the largest dealer in Michigan and the region.
Michigan Valley Irrigation has the most years of irrigation experience in Michigan with over 450 years of irrigation experience within its staff. (No included years of farming, electrical, plumbing, machine operation, financing, insurance, sales, fabrication or other value-added experiences)
Michigan Valley Irrigation services over 12,000 pivots.
Michigan Valley Irrigation has the largest parts inventory in the region, often providing parts to competitive dealers.
Michigan Valley Irrigation is recognized annually by Valley and several agricultural industry organizations.
Michigan Valley Irrigation has the broadest, most complete component supplier relationships in Michigan. (If we don’t have it, we can get it, pronto!)
Water – Where you want it, when you need it!
You can buy from the best or choose from the rest!
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Pete is the marketing manager for Michigan Valley Irrigation, having joined the company in 2016. He was raised on a dairy farm in western New York and graduated from Cornell University with a B.S. in agricultural economics. His entire working career of over 37 years has been involved in agriculture. A farmer helping farmers. When away from Michigan Valley he operates, Joyful Noise Farm, a small livestock and produce farm and spends time with his family.
