New PVC mainlines being installed through trees of a mature almond orchard near Durham, CA.
Northern California fires are blanketing vineyards and subdivisions, smoke can be seen into the Kern River Valley almost 400 miles away.
Snow caps burn off for the summer in the southern Sierra Nevada mountains near Big Bear, CA.
Central Park is full of giant bedrock protruding the ground. This bedrock is one of the main reasons Manhattan skyscrapers are able to extend so
A 3 mile round trip hike up the “Mist Trail” to Vernal Falls – the water was flowing less than normal with the warm summer.
Winter rains have provided moisture for vegetation growth on many fields across the Central Valley.
Rainfall in this vineyard near Hopeland, CA totalled almost 6″ in a day, breaking the record for the highest amount in recorded history.
A strawberry crop using Chapin Deluxe to grow California’s finest strawberries.
Things are heating up in Southern California and not just because of the temperature. Huntington Beach hosted the US Open of Surfing and the Vans
Good water flow at Horseshoe Bend that is located just 5 miles south of the Glen Canyon Dam having a current water elevation of 3,625-ft.
Every row of trees is designed with Top Drip Emitterline to provide the exact amount of water and fertilizer for each tree.
Crisp streams are important when providing precision irrigation, shown here is a JAIN Jet nozzle at 500th of a second.
Drought tolerant plants thrive with the excess of rain as they prepare for the warm Spring ahead.
Nick Martin of Kern Lawn Borders installs a low volume manifold at a brewery that uses it’s processed water for landscape irrigation.
Dormant wine grapes with a grass cover crop planted to protect against frost and improve soil health.
Believe it or not libraries do still exist and this great looking building in downtown Houston shines brighter than ever.
A prepared field waiting for the morning fog to break. This field will be planted with transplants for processing tomatoes early next month.
Wildflowers can be found all over the countryside. Not only are they a beauty to the landscape, they provide food and habitat for many birds
The 1st cutting of alfalfa hay in Eastern Idaho – round hay bales are a spectacular sight!
With temperatures rising a lot of hillside greenery will be burning off the Southern California hills.
A winter wheat field (Planted in the fall and harvested in the spring) received its first light snow in Eastern Idaho.
There is still plenty of snow in East Idaho which will supply a lot of the water for the next growing season.
The view from one of many lookouts along the Blue Ridge Parkway in the Eastern United States.
Early morning sunrises are the best in the Salinas Valley. This is a broccoli field drip irrigated with Chapin drip tape.
A monastery guard tower sits on an elevated point in Avignon France.
The success of an onion crop depends on a quality drip irrigation system. Many growers trust Turbo Tape from Jain Irrigation to deliver excellent results.
In this photograph, Rebecca Bailey, with the Almond Board of California, is greeting a group of growers who came together to learn about the use
A lettuce crop with sprinkler irrigation. Consider the Solo Unit from Jain Monitoring to help measure and schedule irrigation events for optimal crop yield and
Freshly planted pepper plants in near Fresno, CA. These peppers will be grown for use in frozen and quick-meal solutions for customers all across the
California sweet corn grown with subsurface drip irrigation (SDI) using Jain Cascade drip tape.
A few years back, photographers relied on light meters and in-camera settings to get the right exposure. Long exposures like this image shot on slide
Infield demo days are beneficial for both customers and distributors. They are a great opportunity to gain first-hand feedback and experience.
Overlooking the fall colors of Serra Vineyards in Applegate, Oregon
Pictured here is a tributary moving the last of this years snow melt down into Lake Isabella.
Amnon emitterline being installed for irrigating a new cherry orchard to be planted. The use of big reels for installation reduced the number of fittings
The Louvre in Paris once served as the royal palace, now it the largest art gallery in the world.
Celery is common drip irrigated crop on the California Coast. Celery for the fresh market is still typically hand-harvested.
Water flows over the Palouse Falls are looking excellent as we anticipate our next growing season.
A red barn situated in a sprinkler irrigated fruit orchard near Hood River, OR.
Appearing before bees did, the flowers on a Magnolia tree are theorized to have evolved to encourage pollination by beetles. This giant grows in Balboa
Every year it takes approximately 2.6 million hives with 30,000-60,000 bees each to pollinate California’s almonds.
Due to a short rain season in California, experts are predicting CA cotton acres to be down by around 12%.
Thousands of acres of Chapin Deluxe are being installed for the upcoming strawberry crop.
South beach and the rest of FL braces for what’s the be a brutal hurricane season. Pictured here is the boardwalk on South Beach where
Drought conditions in Bakersfield, CA have forced contractors to be more creative with their irrigation techniques. Subsurface drip irrigation pokes through the soil prior to
Keeping water in the pot is difficult sometimes, let Aqua Spray Stakes assist with multiple radius options.
JAIN Power-Loc’s and pre assembled drippers go into the ground for a beautiful valley nursery project.
Idaho grain harvest is complete with the majestic Teton Mountain Range in the background.
California’s official vegetable. This is a commonly drip irrigated crop that uses 7/8” 8MIL 8”sp .40GPM/100-ft.
Over 1700 acres of land has been donated by a local land owner to allow wildlife to thrive in Houma Louisiana.
Lake Almanor inlet near the pumphouse located on the northeast side of the lake.
The San Diego CLCA (California Landscape Contractors Association) hosted their annual Beautification Awards showcasing this years best looking sites.
Did you know that you can cool your apple orchard by 10-15 degrees with a Jain Fogger?
Putting the finishing touches on a great indoor irrigation system, soon dragging hoses around will be a thing of the past.
Checking the progress of this hemp crop grown in Washington. It is drip irrigated with Chapin drip tape.
Ian Gow tries out his gloves for the first time this year in St Louis MO.
Jain Irrigation Turbo Tape irrigating two rows of sweet corn in western Fresno county. Old sweet corn growers used to judge the crop by the
Jain jets irrigating a young citrus grove in California. Jain jets allow for precise irrigation of many crops as well as an extra layer of
A brewery in Kernville uses it’s water from the beer making process to irrigate it’s native landscape.
Peppers being irrigated with Chapin BTF drip tape in the southern San Joaquin Valley. These peppers were harvested this day but needed water to hold
A quick hike up to Bridalveil Falls in Yosemite California – hoping for a wet spring season.
With sidewalks still packed a couple weeks ago in Vegas, NV has finally opted to shut down their popular nightlife.
With Summer temps heating up in Southern California, bromeliad season is starting to take off.
With California under a constant state of drought, boutique cafe’s like this one in Carlsbad, CA offer patrons a look at creative succulent designs.
Lettuce near Soledad, California being irrigated with Jain Irrigation Chapin drip tape. Chapin drip tape is one of the only products available in a 7/8”
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