Organic Farming
TriCal de Baja 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.
Baja California Adapt to Changing Production Practices
TriCal de Baja 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.
Tri-Hishtil Grafted Watermelon
Watermelon farmers are planning ahead for quality grafted watermelon plants that offer improved root systems, increased vigor, better overall plant and vine health, and that's just a start. Tri-Hishtil provides conventional and certified organic grafted watermelons grown in a 128-cell vacuum formed tray.
Increased Yields Equals More “Servings”
Whether you side with organic or conventional, soil fumigation or in-crop disease management, no-till, cover crops or part of the sustainability discussion; what matters is that sustainability’s definition prioritizes both environmental and economic longevity is to be be functional.
The Unintended Limits of Organic Farming
“Organic has its place, but it’s really important to define what organic is — and what it isn’t — especially in the context of sustainable ag. Organic has rules and limits, but it doesn’t necessarily always translate to maximum actual regenerative impact.”