Water Utility Solutions
For UK Agriculture.
Water sits at the heart of UK agriculture.
From irrigating high-value crops and keeping livestock healthy to washing produce, cleaning equipment and supporting processing operations. A reliable and cost-effective water supply is essential to keeping your business running.
But the way agriculture uses water is changing.


Managing Water Shouldn’t Be Complicated.
Drier summers, periods of drought, abstraction restrictions, rising costs and increasing pressure to use water more sustainably are making long-term water planning increasingly important. At the same time, every agricultural business has different requirements depending on what it produces, where it operates and how it sources and uses water. At Wodr, we help agricultural businesses understand their water use, reduce unnecessary costs and build a smarter water strategy around the needs of their operation.
Let’s make water work harder for your business.

Different Agricultural Businesses.
Different Water Challenges.

Arable & Irrigated Crop Farms
Reliable water can directly affect crop yield, quality and profitability. Understanding usage, abstraction, storage and alternative supplies can help growers manage seasonal demand and improve resilience.

Livestock & Dairy Farms
Water is essential for drinking, cleaning, cooling and everyday operations. Monitoring consumption can help identify leaks, reduce unnecessary costs and improve control.

Horticulture & Protected Growing
Nurseries, glasshouses, soft-fruit growers and other horticultural businesses often need consistent, carefully managed water supplies. Better monitoring can reduce waste, improve irrigation efficiency and support future planning.

Poultry, Pig & Intensive Livestock
Reliable water is critical for drinking, cleaning and environmental control. Better monitoring and contingency planning can help reduce waste and minimise supply risks.

Orchards, Vineyards & Fruit Growers
Permanent crops can depend on reliable irrigation throughout key growing periods. Efficient irrigation, storage and alternative supplies can help protect production during drier conditions.

Agricultural Processing, Packing & Multi-Site Businesses
Processing, washing and packing can create complex water and wastewater requirements. Wodr helps businesses bring multiple sites, meters, suppliers and costs together into one clearer water strategy.
We don’t take a one-size-fits-all approach. We understand the unique challenges your business faces and can build a water strategy around how you actually operate.
Because knowing water is only half the job. Knowing your business is what makes the difference.
Agriculture’s Water Challenge Is Changing
Agricultural water management is no longer only about what a business needs today. It is increasingly about ensuring the operation has the resilience to meet its water requirements in the years ahead.
Changing rainfall patterns, more frequent drought conditions, increasing demand and the need to retain more water within the environment are important considerations for agricultural water planning. For farms dependent on irrigation and abstraction, this makes understanding future requirements particularly important.
Build a Smarter Water Strategy with Wodr.
Wodr combines business water market expertise with usage analysis and practical water-management support to help agricultural businesses take greater control.
Water Procurement & Supplier Management
We review your existing water arrangements, compare the market and negotiate with retailers to help secure commercial terms that suit your operation and consumption profile.
Smart Metering & Usage Visibility
Better data makes better water management possible. Smart metering and consumption analysis can help identify unusual usage, leaks and inefficiencies while giving you a clearer picture of demand across your operation.
Resilience & Long-Term Planning
Water availability is becoming an increasingly important business risk. We help you understand your consumption and supply arrangements so you can make informed decisions around resilience, efficiency and future water requirements.
Water Audits & Bill Validation
Agricultural water accounts can be complicated, particularly where businesses have multiple meters, sites or supplies. We review bills, tariffs and consumption data to identify discrepancies and help make sure you are paying for what you actually use.
Water Efficiency
We help identify opportunities to reduce unnecessary consumption and make more efficient use of water across irrigation, cleaning, livestock operations and other water-intensive processes.
Multi-Site Water Management
For larger agricultural groups and businesses operating farms, packing facilities or processing sites across multiple locations, Wodr can simplify account management and provide greater visibility across your entire water portfolio.
Make Water Part Of Your Strategy
You’ve got enough variables to manage. Water shouldn’t be another one. Weather, input costs, labour and changing market conditions already put pressure on agricultural businesses. Wodr makes water simpler to manage — giving you a clearer view of what you use, what you spend and where you can improve.
Cut costs. Improve efficiency. Simplify multiple accounts. Build greater resilience. Whatever your priorities, Wodr helps you make smarter decisions about water and turn it into a more strategic part of your business.
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