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Heat Mitigation and Cooling Techniques
It’s no surprise here in Eastern Washington that sunburn protection is crucial for getting apples in the bin. With temperatures guaranteed to reach the high...
Wilbur-Ellis Partners with Guardian Agriculture
Wilbur-Ellis Partners with Guardian Agriculture in Multi-Million Dollar Agreement to Bring Autonomous Aerial Application to Growers Across America The largest...
Irrigation Around Honeycrisp
Since its release into the world out of Minnesota in 1991, the Honeycrisp has become one of the most sought-after apple varieties on the market. Unique in...
Can PURIC® Humic Acid Increase Water Holding Capacity of Soils?
Much of the west is facing water shortages and many growers will not receive full allotments of water to grow their...
Foliar Nutrition, Why?
A good crop fertility always starts from the ground up simply because the majority of nutrients crops require to produce economically viable crops are derived from the soil. Thus, plants roots are the primary organs responsible for nutrient uptake. But science has clearly shown that above ground plant parts can be very receptive and efficient at absorbing foliar applied nutrients. In fact, foliar nutrition can be a fantastic supplement to a sound soil applied fertility program.
Foliar nutrition applications should always be based on sound agronomic principle and with a specific goal or objective in mind. As such, foliar nutrition can be a very useful tool for supplementing soil fertility programs especially when soil or weather conditions are hostile to nutrient availability or uptake.
Strategies to Optimize Soil Moisture
Optimum soil moisture involves more than the amount of water you are applying. Wilbur-Ellis has the right tools for greater water holding capacity, improving...
Today’s Risk Management Requires the Right Plan
The U.S. agriculture industry today faces uncertainty from supply chain issues, evolving weather patterns and global unrest.
Spring Soil Sampling
With spring approaching fast and plans to come together rapidly, consider how your fertility, irrigation, and horticulture decisions will be made and evaluated this year. When it comes to samples and laboratory tests, there are many options.