Warrior Rizen Ranch · Morgan County, Utah
Solar technologies power a watering system that moves water throughout the ranch — preserving water, reducing runoff and adding water resource access for livestock and wildlife.
Technology in service of the land
Warrior Rizen Ranch uses solar technologies to power a watering system that moves water throughout the ranch. Moving water where it is needed preserves water, reduces runoff, and adds water resource access for livestock and wildlife. It is one more way the ranch cares for the land while serving veterans, law enforcement officers, first responders and their families.
By moving water across the ranch, the system supports the working operation and the livestock and wildlife that share the land.
On the ranch
Solar technology
Solar technologies power a watering system that moves water throughout the ranch.
The ranch's watering system is powered by solar technologies. Solar power lets the system move water across the ranch without depending solely on grid electricity, keeping water flowing to where it is needed.
Water distribution
The watering system moves water throughout the ranch, delivering it where it is needed.
Instead of water pooling in one place, the system moves water throughout the ranch. Water reaches pastures and watering points across the property, supporting the working operation and the animals that depend on it.
Water conservation
Delivering water where it is needed preserves water and reduces runoff.
By moving water to where it is needed, the system preserves water and reduces runoff. Less water is lost to runoff, and more of it goes to productive use on the land.
Wildlife & livestock
The system adds water resource access for livestock and wildlife.
The watering system adds water resource access for livestock and wildlife. Reliable water points serve the ranch's animals while also supporting the wildlife that share the land.
What the system does
Moving water through the ranch helps preserve the resource across daily operations.
Water is delivered where it is needed instead of running off the land.
The system adds water resource access for livestock and wildlife alike.
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