Case Studies

Agropecuria El Sagrado achieved a crop turnover rate of 2.36 times in the twelve-month period — equivalent to more than two full growing seasons in Canada. The analysis notes that results of this kind are achievable by any Mexican farmer applying similarly robust cultivation methods in conjunction with the RainBox technology.

The corn crop suffered significant hail damage during the growing season, yielding zero incremental return. Critically, this affected both farms equally. The RainBox-treated farm was nevertheless able to generate a positive overall incremental return of $2,174 per hectare across all six crops, including the zeroed corn — demonstrating the technology's ability to deliver strong aggregate outcomes even when individual crops are compromised by weather events outside any farmer's control.

Three Soil Scout moisture sensors were installed to track moisture levels across the farm and provide twelve months of data for a smartphone application enabling the farmer to manage irrigation start time and duration with precision. The integration was highly successful, pointing to strong potential for Soil Scout and RainBox to be deployed together as a precision irrigation management system.

The Mexican agricultural market is extremely competitive, where poor seasonal results can mean operational failure. The RainBox is positioned to make the decisive difference between a marginal and a profitable growing season. The verifiable results from El Rayo are expected to motivate both individual farmers and processors reliant on a consistent supply of high-quality produce. The report identifies at least 30 major producers who, between them, could order 50 to 60 units for testing — to be followed by larger-scale adoption once field results are verified.