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Export growers

Here it's not enough to grow it well. You have to be able to prove it with records that hold up in an audit.

Avocados, blueberries and grapes headed for demanding markets.

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The grower

How we work with this grower

Operations from a hundred to a few thousand acres, with large crews, drip irrigation and volume commitments to a packer, a shipper or a buyer overseas.

The destination market weighs most: every country sets its own residue limits and its own list of banned active ingredients. One wrong product choice, or an ignored pre-harvest interval, can get a container rejected after it's crossed half the world.

We keep records from day one of the season, scout systematically and close the season with the cost per packed pound. That number, not gross yield, tells you whether the season was a good one.

  • Export
  • Residue limits
  • Traceability
What we solve

Needs we cover

Each one is handled by a specific service, agreed on after the field visit.

  1. 01 Residues within the destination market's limits
  2. 02 Records that hold up in an audit
  3. 03 Irrigation uniformity that's measured, not assumed
  4. 04 Cost per packed pound at the end of the season
  5. 05 Systematic pest scouting
  6. 06 Crews trained on the critical tasks
Services

Services for this grower

The ones we use most often here. Each service page details what's included.

Sound like your farm? Book the visit and we'll build your season plan.

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Other growers

We also work with

Farmland planted in rows across rolling hills at sunrise

Small family farms

Up to about 25 acres, with no agronomist on staff.

  • No agronomist on staff
  • Tight budget
  • First soil test
Field visit request

Book a field visit.

We'll come out, walk the crop and tell you what can be improved this season and what should wait until next.

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Ask about your crop

Ask about your crop.

Seeing something odd in the plants and not sure what it is? Tell us the symptoms, and we'll tell you whether it's urgent or can wait for the visit.

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