Desert Control

Bringing together global automation leadership and climate technology innovation is exactly the type of collaboration needed to accelerate water efficiency, land restoration, and sustainable land management at scale. #SoftwareDefinedAutomation #DesertControl #Siemens

Together, our teams explored how software-defined automation particularly advanced control systems can support the scalable deployment of Desert Control’s soil restoration technology.

We were proud to host colleagues from Siemens at our headquarters in Norway this week for working sessions on software-defined automation. A warm welcome to Jan Bajorat (Senior Director Software-Defined Automation), Matthias Schulz, Markus Killermann and Ståle Våga.

Applied through existing irrigation systems, with no infrastructure replacement required. For large water users in California, efficiency is becoming measurable, verified, and scalable unlocking a significant opportunity for soil-based water optimization.

Verified field results are turning soil performance into measurable efficiency. At California golf turf sites, Desert Control’s soil technology is delivering documented irrigation reductions:

With teams from Norway supporting on-site in the U.S., we are strengthening manufacturability, efficiency, and deployment readiness. This unit sets the baseline for future builds and supports our broader market expansion strategy. Execution continues.

Scaling. Building. Testing. The first next-generation production unit is now moving into manufacturing. marking our transition toward commercial-scale production.

Following today’s EGM, Desert Control is pleased to welcome Juli Jessen and Jacob Christfort to the Board of Directors. Their appointments further strengthen the company’s governance and strategic depth as we continue scaling across global agricultural markets.

A recent @latimes article highlights the ongoing deadlock among seven states over Colorado River allocations. With reservoirs at historic lows, water scarcity in the Southwest remains a structural challenge. 🔗 latimes.com/environment/st…

Desert Control participated in the 2026 Pistachio Industry Annual Conference alongside 800+ growers. One theme stood out: rising demand meets tightening water constraints. Our LNC technology helps improve sandy soil water retention to support more resilient orchards. 🌱💧

Orlando, we are here. 🌴⛳ Desert Control is exhibiting at #GCSAA GCSAA with our CEO James Thomas and US commercial leadership team, sharing how we help courses achieve better turf performance with less water. 📍 Booth 712

As global demand for efficient water-use solutions continues to rise, his leadership will support Desert Control’s next phase of development and international expansion. Welcome to the team, David.

With more than 20 years of experience across institutional investment management and senior corporate finance roles at NASDAQ-listed companies, David brings deep expertise in capital markets, strategy, and growth.

We are pleased to announce the appointment of David Borah as Chief Financial Officer of Desert Control.

Long-term water resilience starts below the surface. Read the full statement at desertcontrol.com/news

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: zurl.co/nrLyv