Your full-service provider for nutrient management, precision ag services and crop protection needs.
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We provide agronomic expertise on all crops produced in central Eastern Washington and cover a large service area in the upper Columbia Basin. We are located in a rain shadow with annual rainfall between 8 and 14 inches; 75 percent of our farm ground is dryland and 25 percent is irrigated.
December 6, 2019 Last year we asked producers from around the country how their hay season had gone. We had such a great response that we decided to do the same thing this year. We gave three specific questions we consider to be burning questions in the industry. Read more
Last year we asked producers from around the country how their hay season had gone. We had such a great response that we decided to do the same thing this year. We gave three specific questions we consider to be burning questions in the industry.
November 20, 2019 Haymaking was difficult this year in many regions of the country. Now is the time to analyze what happened and think about what could be done differently for next year. Read more
Haymaking was difficult this year in many regions of the country. Now is the time to analyze what happened and think about what could be done differently for next year.
October 30, 2019 With 14 to 15 million salt-affected acres in the U.S., it’s clear managing saline soils is a big challenge for some farmers. Read more
With 14 to 15 million salt-affected acres in the U.S., it’s clear managing saline soils is a big challenge for some farmers.
November 20, 2019 The New Zealand cattle and sheep industries depend on an inexpensive supply of quality grass, but this feed is seasonal. Read more
The New Zealand cattle and sheep industries depend on an inexpensive supply of quality grass, but this feed is seasonal.
November 20, 2019 One can hardly read an article about forage management without encountering some variation of the “3-inch rule.” If you have somehow escaped it, the rule states that 3 inches of residue is required after harvest to maintain a healthy stand of grass. Read more
One can hardly read an article about forage management without encountering some variation of the “3-inch rule.” If you have somehow escaped it, the rule states that 3 inches of residue is required after harvest to maintain a healthy stand of grass.
September 4, 2019 Make the most out of silage planted late. Read more
Make the most out of silage planted late.
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