In the early 1920s, California’s agriculture industry was booming, and as the demand for the Golden State’s homegrown products increased, growers had to expand their operations, which, in turn, meant an increased demand for the state’s most valuable resource – water.
At the recent South Atlantic Well Drillers Jubilee in Virginia Beach, Va., we had the good fortune to be able to spend a few minutes with Dave Hanson at the Design Water Technologies booth.
Thanks to new equipment, the U.S. Army National Guard’s 257th Engineer Team drilled four water test wells in different locations in the republic of Djibouti, a small country in northeast Africa.