White Papers & eBooks
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Climate FinTech for the Agricultural Economy
Transitioning to the digital age through fintech gives agricultural finance many benefits including the bolstering of risk management practices, the streamlining of data management, and a way to better connect with their borrowers.
Water Risk Mitigation Report
As an agricultural finance professional, what does this drought mean for your portfolio’s risk?
There are water risk mitigation programs in place to build solutions, and this white paper report clearly lists and explains the options available for agricultural professionals.
The Impact of Water Stress on Farmland Value
A deep dive into the impact of the combination of water stress and regulation on land.
This article highlights the economic impacts that water stress and the sub- sequent regulations have on farmland, using California and its Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) as an example.
Is California Agriculture Prepared for Another Drought?
A comparative look at the projected 2021 drought with the last major drought in the state.
In the face of new drought predictions for California for the rest of 2021, this white paper reflects on the 5-year drought of 2012-2016 and poses questions to facilitate preparedness.
2021 AQUAOSO SGMA Cheatsheet
The quick and easy way to stay ahead of SGMA for the upcoming year in California.
Learn tips from the water experts at AQUAOSO on how best to get ahead of SGMA in California and how to stay there as regulation begins to tighten in practice.
Water Security in the Age of SGMA
A deep dive into the impacts of SGMA on agriculture, land, insurance, investment and more in California.
Learn about GSPs, GSAs, water management, real estate, business adaptation post-SGMA as well as where SGMA is taking the agricultural economy of California moving forward.
California Water Risk Trends
A deep dive into what is threatening water resilience in California today.
Learn about SGMA, droughts, fires and other major impacts on water supply in California. Also learn how data is changing the space and making water risk easier to predict, mitigate and/or avoid entirely.
Lending a Hand to California Agriculture
Impacts of SGMA on Agricultural Land and Lending
SGMA causes uncertainty and increases water risk. In an era defined by water scarcity, lenders have an opportunity to help their agricultural customers identify, understand and mitigate water risk.
Enabling Smart Water Markets
A deep dive into water scarcity being the new norm.
Learn about the inefficiencies of water markets in the modern agricultural economy. This white paper will touch on the regulatory failures, transparency in water access, SGMA and more…
Put trended water and land data to work for you.
Assessing water risk is made easy through AQUAOSO’s flexible software modules. We support the operating environment of the modern agricultural economy.
From Our Clients
Learn why Farmers, Co-ops and Packer Shippers trust AQUAOSO.
“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.”
“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.”
“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!”
“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.”