MOBETTA

Made by gardeners, for gardeners.

A Mom-and-Pop Shop

Mobetta isn’t a big corporation—it’s just Alli and Byron, a husband-and-wife team with a love for gardening and a knack for solving problems. When they moved to a small Oregon suburb over a decade ago, they planted their first serious garden—and were promptly hit with a $200 water bill.

That’s when they discovered drip irrigation. It saved water, sure—but it came with its own headaches. Hours spent wrestling with tiny parts, reworking lines anytime they wanted to try something new. Frustration grew right alongside their tomatoes.

So, they built something better.

The Drip Array System was their answer:

a simpler, smarter way to use drip irrigation without the hassle. What started as a weekend project turned into a full-blown solution—and Mobetta was born.

A Mom-and-Pop Innovation, Born in the Garden

Mobetta isn’t a big corporation—it’s just Alli and Byron, a husband-and-wife team with a love for gardening and a knack for solving problems. When they moved to a small Oregon suburb over a decade ago, they planted their first serious garden—and were promptly hit with a $200 water bill.

That’s when they discovered drip irrigation. It saved water, sure—but it came with its own headaches. Hours spent wrestling with tiny parts, reworking lines anytime they wanted to move a plant or try something new. Frustration grew right alongside their tomatoes.

So, they built something better.

The Drip Array System was their answer:

a simpler, smarter way to use drip irrigation without the hassle. What started as a weekend project turned into a full-blown solution—and Mobetta was born.

Helping families garden smarter, one drip at a time.

The Dream That Drives Us

At Mobetta, we believe in simple solutions that make a big impact. Our products are developed and assembled locally—wherever your local may be—creating good jobs and better lives in communities everywhere.

When you buy from Mobetta, you’re not just supporting one small business—you’re uplifting a whole network of makers, growers, and doers.

It’s a big dream built on a simple idea:

Grow food locally. Shop locally.

Work every day to make the world a little mo’ better.