Service for Agriculture

Built for the back forty.

Wyoming ranch operations don't stop at the county road. SWWWC delivers multi-parcel broadband with a 99.9% uptime SLA — for calving cameras, irrigation telemetry, ranch-wide Wi-Fi, and the rural office paperwork that keeps a spread running.

What it's for

Four ranch workflows, one network.

Every SWWWC ranch customer has at least one of these running. Wireless reach, fixed pricing, and equipment ruggedized for Wyoming weather.

Remote livestock & security cameras

Calving-cam livestreams from the south pasture, water trough monitors on the back parcel, perimeter security across a 640-acre spread. Links that stay up across slick roads and Wyoming windstorms so you can check heifers from the kitchen table.

US-30 corridor · Bear River Divide

Irrigation & pump telemetry

Center-pivot SCADA telemetry, soil moisture sensor networks, pump-house monitoring with auto-start and fault alerts — so the wheel line comes on before the alfalfa crisps and the pump house calls you before it floods.

Green River · Bear River irrigation districts

Ranch-wide Wi-Fi for multi-parcel operations

Backbone link from the headquarters outbuildings, bunkhouses, equipment sheds, and the far horse trap. Roam between parcels on a single account without resetting equipment or chasing signal. Built for the way a working ranch is actually laid out.

Bridger Valley ranching operations

Rural office connectivity

Bookkeeping, USDA program paperwork, FSA filings, livestock sale video calls with buyers in Omaha and Riverton. Symmetrical upload speeds that don't choke on QuickBooks Desktop syncs or a carbon-copy Form 1099-G upload.

Evanston · Fort Bridger rural office workflows

Why SWWWC

Built for the way ranches actually run.

99.9% uptime SLA Documented in the capability statement and enforced — not a marketing line. Ranch service tier comes with the same SLA we put in front of BEAD reviewers.
No data caps — ever Calving cams stream around the clock. Soil sensors push every fifteen minutes. Pumps report all season. The bill doesn't change because your cows did.
Range up to 10 miles line-of-sight Point-to-point links from a tower site to a homestead, calving barn, or bunkhouse on a different section. One backbone link covers what would take three residential drops anywhere else.
Local crews, on the same roads Tower crews and support staff live in Evanston, Fort Bridger, and the Bridger Valley. When weather hits, the same storm hits our trucks — and we're already rolling.
24/7 in-house NOC Nooutsourcedticketqueue. Someone in southwest Wyoming is watching the network when your calving-cam drops at 2 a.m. — and they call you before the morning coffee.

In the Field

From operators who count on it daily.

"We run calving cams 14 miles off the highway on a section we rent, and SWWWC's link hasn't dropped in three calving seasons. That's the kind of thing you don't think about until it's gone."

Uinta County ranching operation

"Pump telemetry through the pivot used to mean driving out to the wheel line at 5 a.m. Now we get the fault alert before the motor fails, and SWWWC has held up through two irrigation cycles with no throttling."

Bear River irrigation co-op

"Bookkeeping used to run on a hotspot tethered to my phone in the truck. Now the office has its own link, and the FSA agent isn't waiting on me to upload a 22-meg file from a parking lot."

Fort Bridger ranch and livestock business