Water Security Simplified
For the modern agricultural economy
An easier way to identify and monitor water risk
Stop making multiple phone calls, searching dozens of websites and waiting weeks for answers from consultants. Save time. Save money. More accurately identify water risk and make confident decisions. Ready to learn more?
Agriculture
Learn how AQUAOSO’s advanced water security platform serves the modern agricultural economy.
Financial Institutions
See how AQUAOSO’s advanced water security platform serves lenders and bankers of all kinds.
Insurance
See how AQUAOSO’s advanced water security platform helps insurance companies mitigate risk.
Investment
Learn how AQUAOSO’s advanced water security platform helps investors make informed decisions.
Regions We Serve
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Billion Dollars Of Ag Assets Monitored
Million Acres Researched & Counting
Reports Completed To Date
Satisfied Organizations
Take a look at one of our whitepapers, podcasts and/or our book… We are here to stay in this industry and looking to make an impact.
Solutions
Research and Mapping
Target your land or member acquisition through advanced water and land research tools, delivered on-demand to your team.
Agricultural Water Security Score™
Strengthen your understanding and quickly identify water risk in your operations.
Water Security Dashboard
Manage your valuable water and land data and run advanced risk analytics while gaining access to education and risk mitigation tools.
Portfolio Connect
Automate geospatial data management and information collection workflows through real-time data connections and analytics for your entire land, customer or membership portfolio. Securely share that data with your investors, lenders, co-ops and insurance companies. Your data, your choices!
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Analytics and Consulting
Complete the picture with access to the right talent, insights and technology to develop custom reports, analytics and training.
The Latest from Our Blog
Washington State Water Rights – The Evergreen State’s System
Part of our Water Rights Guide Washington State is second only to California in terms of total agricultural exports, with over 300 different crops grown throughout the year for a total of $10 billion in value. The Washington State Department of Agriculture says this...
Idaho Water Rights – Understanding The Gem State’s System
Part of our Water Rights Guide Idaho has over 880 square miles of surface water area and 3.3 million acres of irrigated land, much of it part of the Snake River system. It also has 50 administrative basins in charge of coordinating water use within each region, as...
Oregon Water Rights – How Water Rights Work In The Beaver State
Part of our Water Rights Guide Like much of the Pacific Northwest, Oregon faces wet winters followed by dry summers, especially in the interior of the state. Its farms and ranches are located in the rain shadow of the Cascade Mountains, and rely on snowmelt, rather...
From Our Clients
Learn why more than 20% of California Agricultural Lenders trust AQUAOSO.
“Using AQUAOSO has helped me cut down on research time and has provided me more water information than ever before! It is now the first step in my loan underwriting process and it has allowed me to devote more time toward expanding our loan portfolio.”
“I have been continually impressed with AQUAOSO’s commitment to customer service. We use the Mapping and Research Tool and at our request AQUAOSO expanded the information covered in their reports. This eliminated the need to visit multiple websites to gather information and we’ve been happy with the result!”
“AQUAOSO’s powerful research tool helps give me a deep understanding of water and soil assets on a property even before the first site visit.”
“At Porterville Citrus, we are always looking out for our growers’ best interests so when we realized AQUAOSO’s ability to provide a deeper understanding of our growers’ water risk, we knew they were the clear choice. Thanks to AQUAOSO, we have an even deeper understanding of both our growers’ water assets and water threats, which has put Porterville Citrus in a much stronger position to mitigate than ever before.”