Western South
AROUND HERE, PARTNERSHIP IS EVERYTHING
In a region as diverse as this one, being able to fulfill all types of needs is essential. Whether it’s researching new technologies or working across several districts for one customer, our team has the macro- and micro-level expertise to bring you more support.
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DISCOVER WHAT THE POWER OF WE® CAN GENERATE FOR YOU
Agronomy-first approaches
Our team operates from a simple yet impactful strategy: Do what is best for each and every acre. That means providing technical guidance on every product from our comprehensive range of experts, as well as researching and developing additional agronomy-first needs.
Ag technology and investments
One piece of our partnership is complex technologies made clear. There’s a lot of noise about new, cutting-edge solutions, but thanks to technology-integrated research, we find being a constant filterer of what’s best is better for all teamwork to come.
A focus on sustainable customer ROI
At the heart of our services is evaluating what brings you responsible, long-lasting value. From our localized research and development to hands-on planning and budgeting, we strive to help you continuously build a business that’s better for all.
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Level-up your growing. Our team is ready to help you overcome the challenges in your fields and orchards head-on.
RECENT TIPS AND AGRONOMIC NEWS FROM THE WESTERN SOUTH
We keep our finger on the pulse of emerging knowledge and insights that we can incorporate into our services. Read up on the following findings:
Signs, Symptoms, Location of Alternaria Throughout the Valley
Alternaria is a fungal disease that is caused by multiple species including A. alternata, A. arborescens, A. tennuissima.
January 2022 Almond Update
A new year is upon us and soon almonds will be breaking dormancy to kick off the 2022 growing season. As the proverbial question asks, which came first, the chicken or the egg? One might ask, which comes first, new roots or new leaves? As can be seen in the graphics below it is clear that immediately following bloom leaf out begins and after that, the first flush of spring root growth occurs (research conducted by Patrick Brown, et al).
A New Layer of Data from Trace Genomics
The gap in fully understanding soil chemistry has always been a lack of data for the unseen portion of the plant: the root system and soil rhizosphere. This is where Trace Genomics—Wilbur Ellis’ impressive new offering in analytics—comes in.
GROWING HAPPENS BEYOND THE FIELD, TOO
Your business is unique to you, but connecting with other customers and experts in your area can be an excellent source of learning and support. Explore the upcoming ag events in your region below.
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