Long-term water resilience starts below the surface. Read the full statement at https://t.co/lqDCCsz3mH

Water challenges aren’t only about supply they’re about how efficiently we use what’s available. As new international research highlights growing, long-term pressure on global water systems, improving soil performance becomes an essential part of resilient agriculture.

A clear step forward in strengthening delivery capability and supporting broader market introduction.

This marks our transition from prototype development to commercial production capability. Construction is planned for Q1 2026, with field operation expected in early Q2 2026. The unit will serve as the baseline for future builds as we scale production through 2026.

Today, Desert Control announced the signing of a contract for the manufacturing of its first next-generation production unit.

ESGLibrary Difference Maker Desert Control 🌍 @desert_control is redefining land restoration with its patented Liquid Natural Clay (LNC) technology, which transforms light, sandy, and degraded soils into fertile, water-retaining land.  View on ESGL: https://t.co/8byAxeaVPU

California almond growers face growing water pressure without room to sacrifice yield. Our latest pilot applied Liquid Natural Clay (LNC) to improve soil water-holding capacity in almond orchards, supporting resilient production under real farming conditions. 🌱💧🌍

Meet Saugat Baskota, Senior Agronomist at Desert Control. From early calls with Norway to fieldwork in Maricopa, Yuma & California, his day is all about data, trials, and real-world validation. 🔬 U.S. R&D is the backbone of our soil innovation. 💧 Follow for more.

This simplified breakdown shows why water-efficient innovation is essential for the future of high value crops.

When one almond requires 4.2 liters of water, the scale of the issue becomes clear and so does the opportunity.

California’s almond industry sits at the center of today’s water-scarcity challenge.

For Jayden Fierro, starting his career meant combining science with impact. Today, he’s helping Desert Control save water and revive desert soils at the University of Arizona.

In one of California’s toughest summers, Woodland Hills Country Club operated at just 65% irrigation. Turf quality held strong. #DesertControl

This summer at HQ, we aligned on strategy, explored golf & turf applications, and built collaboration across the team with our CEO. Teamwork turns innovation into results. 🌍

Water costs at Wood Ranch Golf Club hit $800,000 a year. With Desert Control’s Liquid Natural Clay (LNC), the team is exploring how to: 🌱 Save water 💵 Save money ♻️ Boost sustainability #Golf #Sustainability #DesertControl

Desert Control + Oasis Date + UArizona start a large-scale yield trial in Somerton, AZ. Goal: independently validate LNC for yield + resource efficiency building on earlier water-saving deployments. 💧 #AgInnovation #Sustainability #UArizona #DesertControl

Back in Yuma, AZ, we revisited Marta’s Garden months after applying LNC to their date palms. Result: thriving palms 🌴, 25% less water & electricity, and fully organic Medjool dates. See how LNC is transforming agriculture in dry climates →

Back in Yuma, AZ, we revisited Marta’s Garden months after applying LNC to their date palms. Result: thriving palms 🌴, 25% less water & electricity, and fully organic Medjool dates. See how LNC is transforming agriculture in dry climates →

"Our soil isn’t what it was 50 years ago,” says soil scientist Dr. Debankur Sanyal. But that doesn’t mean we can’t bring it back. With the right supplements, deserts can grow again. https://t.co/TZzXjDPhzJ

Grow 1B dates a year and save water? 🌴 Oasis Date did it with @desert_control Liquid Natural Clay. Started with 13 acres in 2024 → scaled to 160 by 2025. ✅ More water held ✅ Healthier soil ✅ Desert-proven 🔗 https://t.co/tlaHDipzpp