Reddick Dual Tank Conventional Poly Skid Sprayer — engineered for performance, built for productivity. This versatile unit offers flexible pump, engine, and hose reel configurations. It's the ideal solution for lawn care, plant health care, and tree care professionals alike.
Last week, our Southeast TELONE™ Specialist at Teleos, Chris Hays, was on-site at the Florida Fruit & Vegetable Association (FFVA)'s 81st Annual Convention. The FFVA serves as a strong voice for Florida farmers who grow nutritious fruits and vegetables to feed our country.
This broadacre, tarped fumigation project is being carried out using Pic-Plus, a proven soil fumigant. These blocks are being prepared for apple planting to manage the soil-borne pests responsible for apple replant disease and manage a healthier soil environment.
This thriving raspberry field in Los Alamos was soil fumigated last year. By managing soilborne pathogens, we helped set this block up for a healthier, more productive season. Strong roots, vigorous growth, and clean fields all start below the surface.
Prepping the soil with TELONE™ creates a zone of protection so plant roots can establish with more efficient uptake of water and nutrients and less need for other inputs. The result is healthier trees with increased trunk diameters, larger canopies, and improved quality and yields.
Landmark Irrigation is currently installing a customized irrigation system for prune orchards, located south of Visalia. Effective and reliable watering is critical for promoting the health of trees and ensuring the production of high-quality fruit—this is our commitment to excellence.
It is a beautiful day in the Hood River Valley. Here's a stunning shot of soil fumigation in progress for fruit trees—captured perfectly by Ryan. Look closely and you’ll spot an eagle soaring above the tractor, with the mountain standing proud in the background. Nature and agriculture in perfect harmony.
Landmark Irrigation is diligently implementing a customized irrigation system for a local pecan orchard. Effective water management is crucial for cultivating healthy, productive trees, and we take pride in assisting growers in optimizing every drop of water.
Trical Inc. completed a soil fumigation project for raspberry crops in Santa Maria. TriCal's mission is to assist growers in preparing their soil before planting for fostering robust root development, effective disease management, and ultimately achieving higher crop yields.
Soil Fumigation plays a crucial role in managing challenges like Apple Replant Disease. For this orchard, the process involved removing the existing plants, performing the soil fumigation, and allowing the soil to settle before replanting the apple trees.
This apple orchard in New Zealand is looking fantastic and soon it will be ready for harvest. Last season, Pic Plus soil fumigation was used to create a clean, healthy growing environment—helping these trees produce high-quality fruit and ensuring stronger, more productive trees.
TriCal Inc. recently completed a soil fumigation project for a raspberry crop in the Santa Maria area. Trical Inc. help growers create a healthy root system, control disease, and improved crop yields. Soil fumigation solutions can maximize your yield and protect your soil health.
The Colorado Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association (CFVGA) Annual Conference will be in Westminster, CO on February 18 & 19th. If you're in the area we hope you join Triest Ag for a great event and to discuss your soil health and irrigation solutions for 2025.
Designed with low maintenance and efficiency in mind, this filtration setup completed for a citrus orchard includes key features like proper venting, a quick-acting pressure relief valve, and a flow meter to ensure optimal performance.
Trical New Zealand is showing off this apple orchard which is growing strong and thriving thanks to a soil fumigation treatment completed by TriCal New Zealand using our Pic-Plus product and a careful and precise approach to create the environment for apple trees to flourish.
Trical added another raspberry field added to thier growing portfolio—there’s nothing quite like starting the day early and witnessing a stunning sunrise over the fields. Moments like this remind us why we’re passionate about what we do.
Triest is at the Southeast Regional Fruit and Vegetable Conference in Savannah, GA. Karen Blaedow with NC State University and our own Josh Mays present on Raspberry Annual Production Systems. It will be an overview of a new annual production system you won't want to miss.
Look for Triest Ag in booth #701 at the Southeast Regional Fruit and Vegetable Conference in Savannah, GA later this week, January 9-11th. Triest Representitives be there ready to talk about what soil health, irrigation, ag technology, grafted plants, and plant nutrition look like for your 2025 plans.
Trical Inc. just completed a raspberry soil fumigation project along Coastal California, helping a local farmer ensure a thriving harvest season. Booking a consultation with a Trical Inc PCA can help farmers learn how to support the success of a farmer's planting season.
With its rich soils, diverse climates, and innovative farming techniques, California has cultivated an impressive array of more than 400 commodities. Remarkably, the state is the sole producer of key crops such as almonds, artichokes, celery, garlic, kiwifruit, and walnuts
Growers in South Carolina are prepping their peach orchards now, ahead of spring plantings in April. While growers do have nematode-resistant rootstock options, Root-Knot nematodes are still a huge threat for peaches in South Carolina.
With 50 years in the agriculture industry, 25 of those have been with TriCal Inc. Carlos reflects, “People often say to find a career you’re passionate about, and it won’t feel like work. I’m lucky enough to work with crops I love, and my job feels more like a hobby."
The University of Georgia Cooperative Extension compiled its 2024 Southeastern Peach, Nectarine, and Plum Pest Management and Culture Guide. The guide recommends TELONE™ applications "should generally be made in the fall prior to mid-November.
The 80th Annual Florida Fruit & Vegetable Association (FFVA)'s Annual Meeting took place this week on Marco Island, Florida. Our Southeast TELONE™ Specialist Chris Hays attended the event and shared it was a great opportunity to engage with several of Florida's top growers.
May marked the start of Dr. Kristi Sanchez’s (our renowned Nematologist) busiest season, a kick-off to Spring field trials. Here’s a breakdown of the trial sites Dr. Sanchez visited, including detailed insights into her work and that of the TriCal team at each location.
PH is key in a soil system for berries. Traditional soil production for soft fruit crops is a buffered system that is slow to change. Think of substrate as a high risk, high reward type system where your attention to detail is very important.
The first annual TriCal Group Tree and Vine School was a success. If you were able to attend the day of the event, Thursday – November 10th, we thank you! If you weren’t able to attend, then you can still check out all of the great speaker presentations.
NC State University started an on-farm research project with Lewis Nursery and Farms to investigate the feasibility of long-cane raspberry production in the state. Commercial production of this high value crop has been limited to the western part of the state where the temperatures are cooler.
- Dean Storkan, TriCal President