Take a look at this stunning field of NC Jalapeño Peppers. These healthy, vibrant plants were treated before planting with chloropicrin, supported through drip irrigation, and precisely monitored using the Netafim GrowSphere One system. It’s no surprise they’re thriving—this is the result of smart, strategic crop management with help from TriEst Ag Companies.

Laying the groundwork for a successful season in Turlock! This field began with soil fumigation by TriCal Inc. and now benefits from efficient, uniform irrigation supporting sweet potato rows. We help growers make the most of every drop, conserving water while promoting healthy crop development.

At Landmark Irrigation, we partner with trusted brands like Netafim to deliver precision irrigation solutions to farms.

This strawberry field in Oceano, CA was soil fumigated last fall and now it’s thriving! With harvest just around the corner, it’s a great example of how a healthy start leads to a strong finish.

Balchem's Metalosate Foliar Nutrition, powered by Albion Technology, has amino acid chelates that provide the advantage of penetrating a leaf’s cuticle quickly so minerals can reach growing points effectively.

Irrigation tubing and PVC pipe are staged and ready for installation on a new orchard irrigation system in Georgia. Precision planning and quality materials set the foundation for long-term success.

TriCal de Baja, a proud member of the TriCal Group family of companies, is helping strawberry growers in Baja California adapt to changing production practices. As many of Baja California’s commercial strawberry producers are transitioning from organic systems to more conventional growing practices. TriCal de Baja’s soil fumigant, PICLOR-60 EC blend, with the active ingredients of chloropicrin and 1-3,D, is seen as a great solution to treat soil-borne pests and pathogens, which will provide a healthier strawberry crop and improved overall yields.

Their solutions reflect the broader mission of the TriCal Group: delivering effective, science-driven tools that support growers and protect crops from the ground up.

This week, our team has been diligently conducting both broadcast and tarped soil fumigations utilizing Pic-Plus. These treatments are being implemented in preparation for upcoming apple planting, specifically aimed at managing soil-borne pests linked to apple replant disease.

By proactively addressing these issues, we are fostering a healthier soil environment that will support robust and productive growth in the forthcoming seasons.

These healthy-looking South Carolina cantaloupes aren't far out from harvest thanks to smart farming practices, irrigation, and Liberty Acres liquid fertilizer working together to maximize quality and yield.