Key Takeaways The U.S. is a global leader in tree nut exports. Almonds account for the largest share, with nearly one billion pounds shipped annually, the majority of which are grown in California. Almond trees require 40–58 inches of water annually to achieve...
Key Takeaways Healthy Soil = Higher Yield Potential Regular soil testing, improved soil structure and a healthy microbiome are foundational to maximizing nutrient uptake and water efficiency—critical yield drivers. Get the Easy Win Biologicals and ag technologies like...
Key Takeaways Vegetative growth sets the stage for yield. Proper management from VE to VT is critical for establishing a strong corn crop before pollination and grain fill. Corn’s vegetative growth stages are leaf-based. A new vegetative stage begins when a fully...
Key Takeaways Cotton’s irrigation requirements depend on location, soil type and crop stage. For instance, western U.S. cotton may need twice the water of Southeast-grown cotton due to arid conditions. About 70% of a cotton crop’s water use occurs between first flower...
Insufficient moisture is a common yield-limiting factor that many farmers face each season. While you can’t control the weather, you can take steps to improve the water-holding capacity of soil to make the most of the moisture you do get. Let’s explore the factors...
