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Optimizing Water-use Efficiency, Quenches Thirsty Turf, Reduces Irrigation
Optimizing Water-use Efficiency, Quenches Thirsty Turf, Reduces Irrigation Growing healthy turf grass throughout the West is always a challenge. Even when rainfall is plentiful, extreme heat and finicky turf grass varieties create headaches for golf course and turf...
Irrigating Cherries Pre/Post Harvest
In Eastern WA, it is not abnormal to see temperatures well into the nineties during cherry harvest. Because of this hot weather proper irrigation timing is crucial. With Probe Schedule and the help of the Wilbur-Ellis water management team, we are here to help...
In Season Nutrient Requirement
Nutrient management plays a vital role in determining an orchard’s tree growth, yield, and fruit quality. Careful manipulation of fertilizer formulation products as well as precision application strategy can be effective in improving fertilizer use efficiency and...
Beating Weeds in Wheat: Deliver a One-Two Punch in the Palouse
Beating Weeds in Wheat: Deliver a One-Two Punch in the Palouse In the rich and well-drained loess hills of the Palouse in eastern Washington and western Idaho, the yields of soft white winter wheat can easily achieve 120 bushels per acre and even climb to...