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Before trying a biological, ask: 1. What is it intended to do? 2. When should it be applied? 3. How will success be measured? 4. What technical support is available? Save the ??s then call CAS about a field trial. We've been using biologicals since 2004, before they were cool.

For those who got an early start, cover crops are already off to a great start! Just in time for the first fall rains. It's that time of year again. Time to start laying the foundation for next year's soil health. Healthy soils don't happen overnight...

Proof that it's possible. Contact California Ag Solutions and watch your cover crop ideas turn into reality. We'll make sure you don't have any train wrecks along the way.

A “normal” number can still hide an important trend. Results become more meaningful when compared across seasons, blocks, growth stages and management zones rather than snapshots. We can help piece the puzzle together. Call CAS to compare results over time. 559-674-3276

NO SHORTCUTS. JUST FARMING. Long hours. Tough calls. No guarantees. We know success isn't handed to you, but earned through resilience, & the willingness to adapt. Every acre takes commitment. Every season brings lessons. Every harvest tells a story. #NationalFarmersDay

Do not wait for a severe symptom to start asking questions. Testing is most useful when it supports proactive decisions & trend tracking—not after yield potential has already been affected. Ask CAS which testing approach fits your crop

Planter parts don't exactly fail on schedule. Meters, seed tubes, closing components, gauge-wheel parts, sensors & wiring deserve inspection while there is still time to source replacements. Ready for a real upgrade? Maybe ArrowTube is right for your operation. 559-674-3276

From biologicals to humic and fulvic acids, soil amendments to foliars, we provide growers a wide range of proven crop nutrition. Products vary in purpose, formulation, timing, compatibility & field history. We start by defining the job the product needs to perform.

Corn silage may be coming in and looking great. But what if we told you the quality of silage has a direct impact on milk quality?

Let the Orchard Cover Crop Seeder cook in your acres this fall. Capture all that rain coming from El Niño and watch your crop benefit from improved soil health.

Occasionally, we have a full planter set up ready for sale. Consider this your sign to get Precision Planting equipment on your farm. John Deere Planter - 8 row planter, Gen 2 20/20, Deltaforce, VSet Classic, Drive Call 559-674-3276 for more info from our Equipment & Parts Team

Which fall decision causes you the most second-guessing? We can take the guessing out of post-harvest nutrition, irrigation timing, cover crops, soil sampling or next year’s input plan. Thinking about planting cover crops this winter? Let's talk.

GPS drift isn't expensive until passes stop lining up. Receiver health, correction source, mounting, cabling & display settings all influence repeatable guidance & field accuracy. Reach out for GPS setup or upgrade options before the mistakes turn into feet, instead of inches.

Your farm shouldn't have to choose between tech & agronomy. We make the best of both work for your budget from cover crop seed to planting equipment, leaf tissue to sap tests, foliars to soil amendments, we tie everything together for growers. Smarter decisions. Better crops.

Tissue test numbers become useful interpreted alongside crop stage, field conditions, irrigation & history. Call CAS at 559-674-3276 if you want help turning test results into a practical next step. A note about tissue insights from the @almondboard:

Cheers to Labor Day Weekend! And thank you to all the hands that make every truckload a grower success.

Dubai chocolate? How about SJV chocolate?! That bright green filling inside the viral chocolate bars helped put pistachios in the spotlight around the world— CA growers are producing nearly all of the pistachios grown in the United States. Here's to California pistachio growers.

Almond and pistachio growers: What's been your biggest surprise at harvest this year?

Kernel size? Yield? Hull split? Harvest timing? Heat? Pest pressure? Disease issues? Something completely unexpected?