It starts with GPS-guided soil sampling and ends with material on the ground at the rate your blocks actually call for. Fertilizer sales across California and into the western states; spreading from Bakersfield to Madera.
GPS-guided soil sampling, a customized plan for your blocks, and the fertilizer and amendments to carry it out.
See the program →Almonds, pistachios, citrus, walnuts, fruit trees, pomegranates, vines and kiwis — including rows others can't drive through.
See tractor spreading →Open ground broadcast, pre-plant rows and woodchip spreading — at volume, without losing the placement.
See spreader trucks →Where we started. We still buy and sell hay, and stack and haul it with our own equipment.
See hay services →
Blanket-rating a whole ranch treats good ground and short ground the same way. Ours doesn't.
Sampled on a grid and mapped, so the variability inside a block shows up instead of being averaged away.
Targeted plant nutrition and soil health, written against what your ground came back short of — block by block, not ranch-wide.
Tractor spreaders in permanent crops, spreader trucks on open ground, at the rate the plan calls for.
Most growers have to buy the product from one company and find somebody else to put it out. We do both. That means the rate you specify is the rate that actually reaches the ground, and there's one person to call when something needs adjusting.
We started in hay in 2005. Tractor spreaders came in 2009 and opened up orchards and vineyards; spreader trucks followed in 2014 and took on the open ground. Along the way the center of the business moved to where it is now — plant nutrition and soil health.