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Tom Claridge

Sales Relationship Manager Mining North at Netafim USA

Tom Claridge is an experienced professional in engineering and business development, currently serving as the Sales Relationship Manager for Mining North at Netafim USA and as a Senior Infrastructure Engineer at Golder Associates. With a background that includes roles as Senior Project Manager and General Engineering Manager at Hanlon Engineering & Architecture, Inc., Tom focused on feasibility engineering and client engagement for major mining projects across the western United States. Previous experience includes serving as Chief Mining Engineer at Tara Minerals Corp, managing various mining projects, and a significant tenure at Freeport-McMoRan, where Tom developed engineering solutions to enhance ore recovery. Tom holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Northern Arizona University.

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Elko, United States

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Netafim USA

Netafim is an Orbia Precision Agriculture business. Netafim is the world’s largest irrigation company and a global leader in precision agriculture solutions committed to fight scarcity of food, water and land, for a sustainable future. Netafim USA, based in Fresno, CA, develops and manufactures drip irrigation systems for agriculture, landscape & turf, greenhouse & nursery, mining, and wastewater. Netafim offers an extensive range of irrigation solutions including driplines, filters, sprinklers, valves, water meters, digital farming equipment, and turnkey greenhouses. Founded in 1965, by farmers and Agronomists on the idea that micro-irrigation is a solution to one of the world's most urgent problems: lack of quality water for food production, Netafim pioneered the drip revolution and created a paradigm shift toward low-flow agricultural irrigation. We started in the Negev desert in Israel, trying to grow crops in desert soil. So, we know what it’s like to farm in extreme conditions. That struggle taught us how to combine precision irrigation, agronomic expertise and relentless innovation to help farmers grow more of any crop, in any climate, with less resources.


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