Woofter Construction & Irrigation

About Woofter Construction & Irrigation

Around Colby the center-pivot circles Woofter Construction & Irrigation services all summer sit frozen and still by January, their towers standing over ground the Ogallala keeps watered from May through September and locked hard under frost the rest of the year. Once that work slows, the crew turns to clearing the driveways and farmstead lanes tucked between those same irrigated circles, out where Thomas County's roads run for miles without a turn. A High Plains blizzard can close a gravel road faster than it closes the highway, and a farm family cut off from town by a drifted lane needs that lane open before anything else gets done that day. The crew works those rural routes the way they'd check a pivot line, methodically, one section at a time, until the gravel shows again under the tires. By the time spring brings the irrigation lines back to life, the same crew has spent the winter keeping Colby's outlying lanes just as open, the same care they'll put back into the circles once irrigation season starts again.