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With temperatures rising a lot of hillside greenery will be burning off the Southern California hills.
Breezy Kernville CA
Desert tour guides are gearing up for the warm weather. Here a guide shows a group how fast flammable Firecracker Cactus lights up.
Drought Conditions Continue
Nick Martin of Kern Lawn Borders installs a low volume manifold at a brewery that uses it’s processed water for landscape irrigation.
Irrigation Installation
Lake Isabella in the Southern Sierra Nevada mountains has seen stable water levels since the Spring rains.
Looking Better Isabella
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 Park San Diego, CA.
Magnolia Roots
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 turf going down.
Subsurface Pokes Through
Vancouver British Columbia from Stanley Park on a mild morning. Vancouver has become a design mecca for green roofs and green walls.
Vancouver WA
California almonds experience approximately 30 days of blossoms from Feb - Mar where each fertilized flower will eventually turn into an almond.
CA Almond Blossom
The season is almost at an end with the sweetness of the California cherry crop.
CA Cherries
A fresh picked crop of green onions is on its way from this farm to your plate.
Green Onions
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.
Horseshoe Bend
Farmers are always implementing great AgTech tools such as drip irrigation to deliver precise amounts of water and fertilizer to their crops.
Napa Valley Vineyard
High water flows cascading over the “Niagara of the West” at 21,000 cfs will supply water to many growers for this cropping season.
Shoshone Falls
Washington cherries only 30 days from pure perfection!
Washington Cherries
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.
California Drought
Encinitas, California is the flower capital of the world because of it’s mild climate during the year. Allowing visitors to witness blooms throughout the year.
Encinitas The Flower Capital Of The World
Hwy 285 through tornado alley in Colorado offers beautiful vistas this time of year.
Hwy 285
Keeping Water Below Surface
Temperatures in Pauma Valley are getting up into the 90’s this week. Growers make sure their irrigation is up and running for the hot months ahead.
Plauma Valley Temperatures
Seattle is coming up on it's dryer part of the year. Tourists looking for sunshine in the Pacific Northwest can visit Seattle and check out the Gehry Pop Museum.
Seattle Dryer Part Of The Year
Snow caps burn off for the summer in the southern Sierra Nevada mountains near Big Bear, CA.
Snow Caps
A field of almonds in blossom irrigated with the 2002 Micro Irrigation Sprinkler from Jain Irrigation.
2002 Almonds
Double line drip in blueberries with Amnon Emitterline to deliver the exact amount of water to each plant.
Amnon In Blueberries
A 10-acre California citrus grove irrigated with the Jain Smart Jet for optimal irrigation coverage.
California Citrus
Eastern Idaho has finished their 1st cutting of alfalfa (Hay). They will get three harvests due to the shorter growing season.
First Hay Cutting
A healthy crop of Idaho Potatoes planted in early May. Tip -The average American eats around 113 pounds of potatoes each year.
Idaho Potatoes
A newly developed vineyard supplied with Jain Top Drip to deliver precise amounts of water to each plant.
Miles of Top Drip
A disease-free method of growing berries without fumigation. The key for success is to use a PC drip irrigation hose with a CNL emitter for frequent pulse irrigation sets.
Substrate Strawberries
Evaluating a field of onions and the drip irrigation technology that waters the crop.
Cory-Onion
Photo – Courtesy of Kris Nightengale - An innovative way for evaporative cooling from high above with the Jain Fogger for apples in the PNW.
Fogger
A field of mature almonds in Northern CA – the perfect orchard for a conversion to double-line drip or micro-sprinkler.
Mature Almond Orchard
Drip irrigation technology has revolutionized onion production in the US. This field is irrigated with Chapin Drip Tape.
Onions-Ontario
Every row of trees is designed with Top Drip Emitterline to provide the exact amount of water and fertilizer for each tree.
Poplar Trees
A planting of rice from last season at sunset. A lot of interest in drip irrigation for rice to help increase yields and maximize water and fertilizer efficiency.
Rice
Drip irrigated sunflowers in Woodland, CA. This is a common rotation crop for processing tomatoes in California agriculture.
Sunflowers
The city heats up in July, Chinatown NYC.
Chinatown NYC
Highland cattle calves in Hershey, PA graze during dusk.
Cows PA
Huntington Beach is another vacation mecca for beach goers from our Northern Canadian guests.
Huntington Beach
Roses prefer water directly to their root base and drip irrigation is ideal for this application method. Pictured are roses in a Madrid garden reliant on point source emitters and...
Rose Garden Madrid
Tourists flock to Southern California beaches in the summer and La Jolla is arguably the capital of San Diego beach traffic.
SD Beach
Modeled after liquid mercury, Cloud Gate sits in Chicago’s Millennium Park.
The Bean
Warm air in the desert is harnessed using large wind farms in El Centro, CA.
Wind Farm Whole
Here a school in Columbus, Ohio teaches children the importance of irrigation and tending to your crops.
Academy Garden
Texas and the South have been seeing large amounts of rain but heat and humidity are still to come. National sites like the Alamo are no exception to excessive rain.
Alamo San Antonio
Water has been flowing from the ground and creating caves in Cave Spring Georgia as long as humans have existed in the area. This adjacent wading pool has visitors of...
Cave Spring GA
A midwest visit brought smiles to our faces when we found the abundance of personal and school gardens.
Columbus OH
Flowers are in full bloom outside of Avignon France.
French Flowers
Geese have migrated back to their home land for the nice summer weather. The geese stand guard over an Ohio State University building.
OSU
4th of July weekend brought tourists and locals out to the Ventura Pier to celebrate independence and great summer weather.
Ventura Pier
California almonds making great progress -- they will begin harvest in September and go through October.
Almonds
A great harvest of drip irrigated onions from the growing season of 2016.
Idaho Onions
This golden Idaho wheat field will be ready to harvest in a couple of weeks.
Idaho Wheat Field
Grapes grown in the Columbia Basin with the latest drip irrigation technology.
Mercer Grapes
Great onions get their start with a great drip irrigation system. This crop is irrigated with Chapin Drip Tape from Jain Irrigation.
Onions PNW
Precision irrigation begins with a great drip irrigation system designed for any topography.
Paso Vineyard
Idaho potatoes planted in spring of 2017.
Potato Planter
A monastery guard tower sits on an elevated point in Avignon France.
Avignon France Monastry
The French Riviera is no mystery to tourists during the summer. In the small coastal city of Bandol fishing ships bring back the days catch to sell to passerbys.
Bandol France
South Texas has seen it’s fair share of natural disasters over the years, this abandoned house in Portland has seen more bad days than good.
Corpus Christi
Believe it or not libraries do still exist and this great looking building in downtown Houston shines brighter than ever.
Houston Texas
Once the royal hunting ground for royalty, this park-the largest in Madrid, is now an expansive public park complete with a greenhouse from a 19th century World Fair.
Madrid Greenhouse
The sun is up and power is raging through area solar panels! Solar technology has come a long way and installers are finding new ways to keep sites aesthetically pleasing.
San Diego Solar Panels
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 Skate Series Contest last weekend...
US Open Surfing
These grain silos will hold this year’s wheat crop for bulk storage.
Grain Silos
One of the last wheat fields to be harvested in Idaho. This wheat field will be followed up with a drip irrigated onion field for next spring.
Idaho Wheat Harvest
A short hike up to Upper Latourell Falls in Oregon and was amazed at the amount of flow coming over the top from a heavy snow pack from last winter.
Latourell Falls
A newer vineyard planting with the majestic Mt. Hood in the background.
Mercer Vineyards
Potatoes from earlier this spring. Drip irrigation is an excellent choice to grow potatoes. The trick is to get the drip tape placement just offset from the potato seed piece...
Potato Field
Drip irrigation will deliver each vine the exact amount of water and fertilizer needed to grow an excellent crop.
Vineyard
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 and insects.
Wildflowers
Looking forward to the day when GeneSys (Variable Rate Sprinkler) is on every one of these.
Center Pivot
Chapin Deluxe Is a great option for vegetable or strawberries; especially when water quality is a concern.
Chapin Deluxe
Have you ever walked across the Golden Gate Bridge?
Golden Gate Bridge
Jain Smart Jet irrigating a crop of newly planted lemons.
Jain Jet
Early morning activity in the Salinas Valley.
Salinas Valley
Early morning hikes down to the Walton Lighthouse in Santa Cruz, CA are the best!
Walton Lighthouse
Lettuce is a major crop in the Salinas Valley that is usually planted from Feb – Jul and harvested May through Oct.
Watsonville Lettuce
Flying in and out of Reno, NV this time of year can be a bumpy experience with the 105 degree heat coming out of the valley.
Flying In And Out Of Reno
Crisp streams are important when providing precision irrigation, shown here is a JAIN Jet nozzle at 500th of a second.
Jain Jet
Spectators watch and listen while new technology is presented at MidPlains Ag Irrigation Day.
Mid plains Field Day
Sunrise in Elgin Nebraska prior to the MidPlains Ag Irrigation Field Day.
Nebraska Sunrise
While Nebraska may be covered in corn and soybean crops these fields create beautiful foregrounds for sun rises and sunsets.
Nebraska Sunset
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 adjacent hotels will be boarded...
South Beach Florida
Thunderstorm clouds build up over Texas prior to Hurricane Harvey, Harvey dumped a record 72” of rain in three days.
Thunderstorm Cloud
This drip irrigated California vineyard is getting closer to harvest.
CA Vineyard
99.9% of the commercial strawberries in California are grown with drip irrigation as the primary method of irrigation.
Drip Strawberries
An East Idaho potato crop from earlier this summer.
Idaho Potatoes
This wheat crop is ready for harvest.
Idaho Wheat
A field of processing tomatoes (primarily used for tomato sauce and ketchup) is wrapping up the harvest in this field.
Processing Tomatoes
A red onion crop was just hand-harvested in the Salinas Valley. This field was grown with a Chapin Drip Tape product to deliver precise amounts of water and nutrients directly...
Red Onions
This drip irrigated California vineyard is getting closer to harvest.
Wine Grapes
American flags were posted on tee boxes at this years annual SDASLA golf tournament-Maderas Golf Club, Poway CA.
American Flag In Poway
Hotel room view of the 18th at Carnoustie. Most people don’t know that NATO Forces train close to the course making gun shots and explosions an all day occurrence.
Carnoustie
In the heart of Fresno CA, virgin plastic is extruded into irrigation supply tubing. The heat created to melt the plastic stems from compression not heating elements.
Extrusion Machine
Pistachios at a Fresno State facility come towards the end of their cycle.
Fresno State Pistachios
Madrid Spain government building.
Madrid Government Building
A very well kept site in Del Rey CA is producing nuts after 21 months, a rare feat with Almond trees. The sites growth and production is attributed to good...
Marc Caminos Almond Field Orchard
99% of all commercial artichokes are grown in California.
Artichokes
This crop of blueberries is grown with substrate and drip irrigation to provide the exact amount of water and fertilizer to the crop.
Blueberries
A drip irrigated fennel field getting close to harvest.
Fennel
Lettuce is a cool-season crop grown primarily with sprinklers and drip irrigation.
Lettuce
This pistachio field in Sutter County is getting closer to harvest.
Pistachio
A trencher in the field for some post-harvest work.
Post-Harvest
A field of drip irrigated processing tomatoes almost done with harvest.
Tomatoes
Canola fields outside of Calgary get ready for their last bloom.
Canola Calgary
Finley Bridge in Medicine Alberta prepares for a long winter of snow and ice.
Finley Bridge
The Louvre in Paris once served as the royal palace, now it the largest art gallery in the world.
Louvre Paris
Martha Berry College in Rome GA toutes the record of the largest outdoor campus in the US.
Martha Berry College
Photographers prepare as the change of season finds it’s way to higher elevations in Southern California.
Photographers High Elevation
Ian Gow tries out his gloves for the first time this year in St Louis MO.
St Louis Ian Gow
Washington DC is seeing the last of the leaves fall from the trees before winter. Here the Hill Center gets ready for an event.
Washington DC fall
Wrapping up the carrot harvest in the Central Valley of California.
Carrot Harvest
Onions grown with Chapin BTF (Basic Turbulent Flow) in Ontario, Oregon.
Chapin BTF
Drip irrigation is an important factor in getting the best quality from your crop.
Grape Cluster
Another satisfied onion grower admiring his crop grown with Jain Turbo Tape.
Onion Grower
Another uniform tomatoes crop grown with drip irrigation.
Processing Tomatoes
Did you know that some large straw bales can weigh up to 2,000 lbs.?
Straw Bales
Having a pressure compensated drip irrigation product is critical when farming on uneven terrain or hillsides.
Wine Grapes
Vineyards in France get ready for the colder part of the year by draining irrigation lines and covering the ground around roots.
French VIneyard
A brewery in Kernville uses it’s water from the beer making process to irrigate it’s native landscape.
Kernville Brewery
Now that the storms have settled down for the season Miami can get back to what its good at, providing a great suntanning environment.
Miami Beach Boardwalk
Northern California fires are blanketing vineyards and subdivisions, smoke can be seen into the Kern River Valley almost 400 miles away.
Northern California
This is a lookout from San Diego’s Point Loma. Loma is the Spanish word for hill and the original name of the peninsula was La Punta de la Loma de...
Point Loma
With water restrictions still underway in Southern California landscapers are looking for creative ways to save water while still maintaining aesthetically pleasing designs.
Southern California Landscape
Pictured here is a tributary moving the last of this years snow melt down into Lake Isabella.
Tributary Lake Isabella
There were over 250,000 acres of cotton planted in 2017. Drip irrigation is becoming a great option for growers looking to increase water-use-efficiency.
Cotton
Idaho wheat harvest at sunset.
Harvest
Drip irrigation provides water and fertilizer to this uniform onion crop.
Onions
Large hay bale with the Grand Tetons in the background
Tetons
A great sunset in the Valley of Fire just outside of Las Vegas.
Valley of Fire
Getting closer to harvest grapes.
Vineyard
A great looking vineyard crop on the California Coast.
Vineyard CA Coast
Larch Mountain Trail A week before fire that destoryed this area.
A week before the fire
Tour guide sharing about the process immigrants went through when coming through Ellis Island
Ellis Island Tour
Detail of the Spaceship Earth building at Epcot Center, Disneyland
Epcot Center
Zinfandel Grapes in the Lodi Ca are ready for harvest.
Grapes Ready for Harvest
Harvesting the last row of grapes at Serra Vineyards in Applegate OR
Harvesting the Last Row
Kings Creek Meadow in Lassen Volcanic National Park
Kings Creek Meadows
Weather Station at the Vierra Brothers almond orchard in Maxwell CA
Old School Weather Station
A Cuban bakery in Tampa, FL continues a long tradition of using palm leaves in their Cuban bread to add taste and humidity.
Cuban Bakery
Soon to be covered in snow, Hershey Pennsylvania is seeing an end to their corn season.
Hershey Pennsylvania
The Oregon high plains get there last weeks of sunlight before the snowfall.
Oregon High Plains
Paris tramways have been retrofitted with subsurface drip irrigation and turf to reduce sound and surface heat.
Paris Tramway
Rochester New York ranks number one in the most snow for a major city in the United States with nearly 100 inches a year.
Rochester New York
Grain bins in East Idaho after a light snow flurry.
Grain Bins
Canals are engineered and built to supply surface water from lakes and reservoirs to local areas to irrigate their crops.
Irrigation Canal
A nice crop of lettuce in Dome Valley (outside of Yuma). This area is also referred to as the “Winter Vegetable Capital the World”.
Lettuce
A capture of pumpkins ready to be picked in the Gilroy, CA area.
Pumpkins
Plowing the ground and getting it ready for the next crop.
Tractor
Alfalfa being irrigated in Rexburg, ID with a wheel line, which is a sprinkler system that moves through the field stopping about every 60 feet for the next riser. This...
Wheel Line
A winter wheat field (Planted in the fall and harvested in the spring) received its first light snow in Eastern Idaho.
Winter Wheat
Hiker on the Tamanawas Falls Trail near Mt. Hood, Oregon.
Oregon Hiking
Pumping water in rice field of Butte County, California.
Pumping At Sunset
View of Punch Bowl Falls in the Columbia River Gorge of Oregon.
Punch Bowls
Trail above Multnomah Falls in the Columbia River Gorge, Oregon.
Quiet Trail
Evening row on the Williamette River in Portland, Oregon.
Rowing on the Williamette River
Overlooking the fall colors of Serra Vineyards in Applegate, Oregon
Serra Vineyards in the Fall
Hiking up Smith Rock near Bend, Oregon
Smith Rock Oregon
Now covered in a Scottish haze, Carnoustie is a course played by visitors from around the world in Summer.
Carnoustie Golf Course
Crystal clear water is stored from ice melt in the Swiss Alps outside of Interlaken Switzerland.
Crystal Clear Water Swiss Alps
The London Eye is a giant Ferris wheel on the South Bank of the River Thames in London, when first opened to the public in 2000 it was the world's...
London Eye
Groomed hedges line walkways of this Madrid estate.
Madrid Estate
Built in 1364 the Palais des Papes in Avignon, France once represented a second Vatican.
Palais des Papes Avignon France
TJ Sparks dodges some Florida winter time humidity and a loading dock bar outside of Tampa.
TJ Sparks dodges
Irrigating slopes can be quite challenging when managing water, improper run times can create wasteful runoff. In this lateral grid design the installer applies water consistently helping to create a...
Total CV in Del Mar California
A vineyard crop along the 101 Hwy near Santa Maria, CA
California Vineyard
An Idaho sunset with a field of dandelions that has gone to seed. The dried petals will fall or get carried away by the wind.
Dandelions
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 water-use-efficiency.
Lettuce
A hole puncher wheel moving through the field preparing the beds for strawberry planting.
Mechanical Hole Puncher
Pistachios that are a few weeks away from maturity and will be ready for harvest.
Pistachios
A 3 mile round trip hike up the “Mist Trail” to Vernal Falls – the water was flowing less than normal with the warm summer.
Vernal Falls Hike
A field of lettuce in Yuma, Arizona almost ready for harvest.
Yuma Lettuce
Vernal Falls in Yosemite Valley provides an amazing view as water heads out the the Central Valley of California to help irrigate the crops we enjoy ever day.
Above Vernal Falls
Every year it takes approximately 2.6 million hives with 30,000-60,000 bees each to pollinate California’s almonds.
Almond Bees
Each year almond blossoms bring the Central Valley a wonderful gift of beauty. Protecting blossoms from frost early in the season is a primary concern for growers who look to...
Almond Blossoms
Five generations for farmers have been growing apples in Central Washington since the late 1800’s.
Baird Orchards
California’s Santa Cruz Boardwalk.
Boardwalk Ride
A new apple planting involves a lot of parts. Storage reservoir for water, drip and overhead irrigation, trellis to produce a fruiting wall and fans for frost protection.
Fresh Apple Planting
This lake at 11,600’ in the High Sierra of California helps provide the water needed to grow crops with drip and micro irrigation systems in the Central Valley.
High Sierra Lake
Southern states like Georgia have seen snow and record highs all in the same winter.
Georgia
Managing a lettuce crop requires precise irrigation practices to ensure the highest yields possible.
California Lettuce
Some of the best pineapples are grown in Hawaii – we love being a part of the growing process!
Hawaii Pineapple
Water flows over the Palouse Falls are looking excellent as we anticipate our next growing season.
Palouse Falls
The Jain Jet providing a shot of water to help ensure a great blossom.
Peach Bloom
Drip Irrigated Lettuce In Salinas, CA
Salinas Lettuce
Using an Observant system to help predict the next irrigation will make these cherries “sweet”!
Washington Cherries
The Columbia Gorge never disappoints with its spectacular views!
Washington Vineyard
Recently placed native landscaping surround a pond feature at a commercial plaza in Del Mar, CA.
Del Mar
A view of downtown Boston from the top of a Cambridge hotel.
Downtown Boston
With an overall height of 175 feet, the Seattle Great Wheel was the tallest Ferris wheel on the West Coast of the United States when it opened on June 29,...
Great Wheel
Hot tubing resin is cooled before being coiled at the JAIN extrusion facility in Haines City, FL.
Hot Tubing
Originally a fortress in the medieval period, the Louvre became a royal palace in the fourteenth century under Charles V.
Medieval Period
Outdoor plants are watered from rainfall collected off the library and stored in a 40,000 gallon tank below ground. Seattle Public Library, Seattle WA.
Seattle WA
Installing a soil moisture monitoring site at the time of planting helps guarantee growing a great tree from the start.
Installing Soil Moisture
Apples budding out for another season of production near Quincy, WA.
New Apples
Margerie Glacier in Glacier Bay National Park - The glacier is over a mile wide at the point and extends 21 miles upstream to its source.
Sailing in Glacier Bay
Growing new strawberry plants using drip tape for irrigation that will later be transplanted for berry production.
Strawberry Tunnel
Getting a walnut orchard ready for another year of production.
Walnut Pruning
Almond Bloom is in full swing in CA. A great irrigation system can help supply water and nutrients to the crop and also aid in frost protection.
Almond Bloom
The Jain Jet is a great option to supply water at a high efficiency rate.
Almond Bloom Jain Jets
The almonds in February show their white and pink blossoms in preparation for a great pollination.
Almonds with Jain Jets
There is still plenty of snow in East Idaho which will supply a lot of the water for the next growing season.
Barn in East Idaho
The beginning preparations of 600 acres of blueberries irrigated with Amnon from Jain Irrigation
Blueberries Amnon
A quick hike up to Bridalveil Falls in Yosemite California – hoping for a wet spring season.
Bridalveil Falls
Wrapping up harvest of drip irrigated processing tomatoes in California from last fall.
Processing Tomatoes Jain Drip
Storm clearing over an almond orchard near Oakdale California.
Almonds After Storm
Early spring in vineyard with cover crop growing. If you look close you can see the drip irrigation lines hanging from the trellis wire.
Cover Crop Grapes
Spencer Cooper with the California Almond Board inspecting almonds for frost damage after record low temperatures. Grower has added a second irrigation line with jets for frost protection to their...
Frost Damage
Strawberry plant after harvest in Northern California.
Growing Strawberry Plant
Grower in the Rouge River area of Southern Oregon installing a soil moisture probe and weather station to improve their irrigation decisions.
Installing Site Southern Oregon
The last almond blossom after bloom in an orchard near the Sutter Buttes in Northern California.
Last Almond Blossom
Swinging Bridge and Yosemite Falls.
Swinging Bridge
A uniform crop of almonds which is irrigated with the Jain Jet.
Almond Jain Jet
A healthy crop of lettuce irrigated with drip irrigation.
Drip Tape
The Jain Eliminator Sprinkler will help reduce insects from damaging the sprinkler while providing excellent sprinkler coverage.
Eliminator
Sub-Surface drip irrigation is an excellent way to irrigation processing tomato transplants.
Tomatoes
Drip irrigated wine grapes near the Columbia River in Washington.
Vineyard
Early morning sunrises in Yosemite Valley
Yosemite Valley
The Chateau Frontenac is generally recognized as the most photographed hotel in the world, largely for its prominence in the skyline of Quebec City.
Chateau Frontena
Pallets of green peppers are cleaned and ready for processing at the Jain Farm Fresh facility in Merced California.
Green Pepper Merced
The Quebec Conference of 1943 was held at the Château Frontenac with Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt discussing strategy for World War II.
Quebec Conference
Founded in 1608 by Samuel de Champlain, Quebec City is one of the oldest cities in North America.
Samuel de Champlain
While most of the US buckles through winter storms, San Diego maintains a mild 60 degrees in between gentle rain showers.
San Diego Beach
Parts of the Mississippi River are frozen over on the Iowa and Wisconsin border.
Wisconsin Border
Young asparagus shoots making an entrance in the spring season. It has a harvest range between 8 – 12 weeks. Managing the water is critical for optimal growth.
Asparagus
Newly planted citrus trees in Kern County.
Citrus Trees
Great uniform wetting patterns in double-line drip for almonds.
Double Line
The mandarin citrus harvest is underway. Consider double- line drip or micro-irrigation for best results.
Mandarin
This farm is planting tomato transplants above the buried drip system.
Tomato Planting
What a great shot a of a drip irrigated vineyard in Cuyama, CA
Vineyard in Cuyama California
It’s always a great day to hike in Zion National Park
Zion
Low tide and sunsets in Cardiff California.
Cardiff California
American artist Chris Deacon uses a Dremel tool and colored stains to carve and color pieces into sought after artwork.
Dremel tool
A beautiful government building in Madrid Spain.
Government Building Madrid
Oscar Wilde and Jim Morrison are among Frederic Chopin’s neighbors in this Paris cemetery.
Paris Cemetery
A black and white print of the sun setting over Lake Tahoe.
Tahoe Black and White
Outside the Walker Art Gallery in Minneapolis Minnesota sits the Spoonbridge and Cherry sculpture weighing in at approximately 7000 lbs..
Walker Art Gallery
After heavy frost events this winter the almond crop better than expected.
Almond Crop
One almond variety out of 30 different varieties in a 15 year trial at the Salida Teaching and Research Farm.
Almond Trials
These boulders are each the size of a small house.
Baldrock Boulders
A tractor working a field early in the morning near Bakersfield California.
Cultivating Row Crops
Only a few steps from the road, this boulder is about twenty feet tall.
Horz Split Rocks
Busy work has started in grape vineyards of the Central Coast areas of California.
Spraying Grapes
A walk to the Bay Bridge while visiting San Francisco
Bay Bridge
Chapin drip tape being installed for strawberry rootstock.
Chapin Installation
Preparing the ground for the next crop.
Ground Prep
Before they are strawberry plants in Florida or California, they start here under these tunnels.
Strawberry Rootstock
A typical drip tape connection to lay flat hose.
Tape Connection
It’s important to flush the drip line as often as necessary. In many cases, this is done every 1-2 weeks.
Tape Flush
A uniform stand of drip irrigated onions with Turbo Tape.
Turbo Tape
Cypress tree tunnel leading to the Historic KPH Maritime Radio Receiving Station near Inverness dating back to 1913.
Cypress Trees
Dairy cows or "Happy Cows", as we say in California at a farm in the Point Reyes National Seashore.
Diary Cows
A bunch of grapes vines grown at Duarte Nursery in Turlock soon to be a vineyard producing wine somewhere in Califonia.
Grape Vines Duarte
Hiking the Coastal Trail near Muir Woods North of San Francisco.
Hiking Coastal Trail
Shoreline trail in Pacific Grove.
Pacific Grove
Heavy canopy in a table grape vineyard near Bakersfield. Precision irrigation and nutrient management are key factors in growing table grapes with drip irrigation being the standard.
Table Grape Vineyard
This week's photos have a focus on the beauty of the California coastline with a couple grapes thrown in. This first image is a blooming thistle in Point Reyes National...
Thisle Bloom
Tree fruit irrigated with a Jain 2002 micro sprinkler.
British Columbia Tree Fruit
An out-of-control dandelion field in East Idaho.
Dandelion
See the contrast in the zone change from a 12 hour irrigation set to a 3 hour set.
Drip Irrigation
Capturing the Grand Tetons from the Idaho side on an evening hike.
Grand Tetons
Old barns remind us of the history and legacy of US farms and ranches.
Old Barn
Center pivot technology on small grain production in Idaho
Pivot
Planting tomato transplants in the Central Valley of California
Transplants
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 high in the air.
Central Park
Over 1700 acres of land has been donated by a local land owner to allow wildlife to thrive in Houma Louisiana.
Gaters Louisiana
While Americans enjoy the great summer weather, so do the Greeks!
Greece Summer Beach
The view from the corner of 62nd St and 1st Ave in New York City, New York.
New York 62nd St 1st Avenue
Row boaters enjoy the warm Central Park weather while rowing about in The Lake.
Row Boats Central Park
Shrimping ships line the canals of the Louisiana bayou.
Shrimp Ships Louisiana
The 4 mile round trip Pipiwai Trail takes you through a mystical bamboo forest on the way to the 400' high Waimoku Falls. Trail is right off the Road to...
Bamboo Forest
View from the back deck of cruise ship of the 21 mile long Margerie Glacier in Glacier Bay National Park.
Glacier
Lunch break on the summit of Brokeoff Mountain (9236') with a view of Lassen Peak (10,463') in the background.
Lassen Peak from Brokeoff
Walking around the quiet streets of Haines Alaska photographing totems. Haines is a jewel of a town in the Northern Passage the busy world outside has missed.
Photography Totem
Runner on trail around Lagoon Valley near Vacaville California.
Runner on trail
DeHaviland Otter floatplanes coming in to pick up guest for a fligth back to Juneau Alaska after lunch at the Taku Glacier Lodge. Return flight gives you a birdseye view...
Seaplane
With summer just around the corner it's time to get outdoors. Following are a number of images highlighting summer and amazing places waiting to be visited.
Swing Tree
Allan Mark uses Turbo Tape for his drip onions to supply the exact amount of water and fertilizer to his crop.
Allan Mark Farms
Double line drip is a common irrigation application to maximize water-use-efficiency.
Double Line Drip
The 1st cutting of alfalfa hay in Eastern Idaho – round hay bales are a spectacular sight!
Hay Bales
There are over 300K acres of Idaho potatoes planted each year.
Idaho Potatoes
Early morning sunrises just outside of Jackson Wyoming are spectacular. This barn has been around since the early 1900’s with the Grand Tetons in its shadow.
Moulton Barn
Potatoes that are almost ready for row-closure – these will be harvested in October 2018.
Rexburg Potatoes
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.
Turbo Tape
A biker overlooks the Scioto River in downtown Columbus OH.
columbus
This giant estate has been converted into a Masonic Hospital for patients that suffer from dementia.
Giant Estate
The Mad River is a great escape from the heat for the Buckeye State residents.
Mad River
Over July 4th weekend temperatures in San Diego were upwards of 95 degrees.
San Diego Independence Day
Another view of the Scioto on a very hot summer day in Columbus OH.
Scioto
Throughout the 70’s and early 80’s skateparks like this were built to help promote alternative forms of exercise for kids.
Skate Parks
The Topiary Park in Ohio boasts a garden with bushes carved to resemble a Seurat painting.
Topiary
Washington apple production is expected to drop by 2% this year. Most of the apples are gown with drip and micro irrigation to maximize their yield potential.
Apple
Capturing the true essence of an Idaho Cowboy and his best friend.
Cowboy
The quintessential picture of the original American homestead.
Idaho Countryside
These onions are grown with Chapin drip tape and are weeks away from harvest.
Onions
This potato crop in Eastern Idaho is in the blooming stage which is a good indication the crop is almost ready for harvest.
Potatoes
Did you know that California sunflowers are a common rotation crop for processing tomatoes in the Sacramento Valley? California sunflowers account for 2% of the sunflower acreage grown in the...
Sunflowers
This crop is grown with drip irrigation where the tape is placed 8” below the soil surface. A 7/8” 13MIL Cascade product is a great option for this crop.
Sunflowers
Grower checking field of lettuce irrigated with JAIN drip tape in the Salinas Valley.
Checking Fields
Setting up a distribution uniformity test in the field to measure how consistent flows are from dripper to dripper with drip tape. Understanding how evenly water is distributed across the...
Dew Test
Almost haverst time for bunches of home grown table grapes.
Home Grown Table Grapes
This is a sad example of the impact of water shortages in Califorina. This kiwi vineyard sacrificed to use water for other crops.
Kiwi Vineyard
Using the JAIN Solo in celery keeps the telmetry low to the ground and out of the way of field equipment. This site was installed by a local field crew...
Solo celery
A JAIN Solo station going in at a vineyard in the Paso Robles area of the central coast. Site will measure line pressure and soil moisture and temperature every four...
Solo on Grapes
When using drip tape an even wetting pattern is very important. When plants are young it is easy to spot issues with wetting patterns, you can see in this image...
Wetting Pattern
Early morning sunrises are the best in the Salinas Valley. This is a broccoli field drip irrigated with Chapin drip tape.
Broccoli
A single drip line of Chapin drip tape providing water and nutrients to a celery crop.
Celery
Did you know that you can cool your apple orchard by 10-15 degrees with a Jain Fogger?
Cooling
It’s important to check pressure in your drip line to make sure you are operating within the correct pressure range. We recommend staying close to 10PSI.
Flushing
A different perspective of the Golden Gate Bridge.
Golden Gate Bridge
These drip irrigated onions are 3-4 weeks away from harvest.
Onions
A happy grower admiring the uniformity of his lettuce crop.
Rossi
Blood red sap oozes from a Eucalyptus tree in Rancho Bernardo, CA.
Blood red
The Grand Isle pier casts a shadow on the beach below.
Grand Isle
Deadly jellyfish at the Audubon Aquarium in New Orleans, LA.
jellyfish
With Labor Day weekend now passed Southern California prepares for some of the best weather of the year.
Labor Day
Thunderstorms build out of the southern Louisiana sky in Grand isle.
Thunderstorms
University of Georgia has dominated the SEC for decades, their new tennis facility sits in angst.
University of Georgia tennis
This week's photos feature images from a day on the Isle of Skye in Scotland. If you enjoy hiking or hill walking as they call it, you will find an...
Boardway
One of the many peaceful lochs you will find all over Scotland.
Boat On Lake
The Old Man of Storr is one of the best known hikes in all of Scotland. It is located on the north of Skye in the area known as Trotternish.
Old Man of Storr
The village of Portree is the largest on the Isle of Skye. If you want to know what real Fish & Chips taste like this is the place to go.
Portree
An example of one of the many single lane roads that cover the Isle.
Road to Tokavaig
From this farm near Tokavaig the ruins of Dunscaith Castle is just a short one kilometer walk.
Tokavaig
Traps on pier in the town of Broadford on the East Coast of the Isle of Skye.
Traps
A uniform field of drip irrigated beans with the drip tape buried a few inches below the soil surface.
Beans
A bird’s eye view of the Jain Fogger providing cooling to apple growers in Washington State. Evaporative cooling can reduce the temperature by more than 10 degrees in the summer...
Fogger
Idaho hop acres rose 18% in 2018 to become the nation’s number 2 hop producing state.
Hops
The Idaho fall colors are in full-effect near the Palisade Reservoir
Idaho Fall Colors
Idaho potatoes in the flowering/blossom stage from earlier this season.
Idaho Potatoes
A field of drip irrigated lettuce is looking great in the Salinas Valley
Lettuce Salinas Valley
A drip irrigated vineyard is getting closer to harvest. These grapes will be harvested based on their content levels of sugar and other factors depending on the type of wine...
Vineyard
Using lines in your hardscape can help guide tree and plant locations when designing a landscape.
Landscape Lines
Fall color fills the Awhanee Meadow.
Awhanee Meadow
Fallen leaf on bed of moss.
Fall Leaf
View of Yosemite Falls from meadow near the historic Majestic Hotel.
Meadow and Falls
With views is all directions don't forget to look down. This pine cone is only a coupe of inches long barely fitting on a leaf.
Pine Cone
The park has a number of options for quiet walks through groves of Giant Sequoia redwoods.
Redwoods
This week’s photos were all taken at Yosemite National Park. Fall is one of the best times of the year to spend a weekend in the valley. Fall colors are...
Yosemite Falls
View of Yosemite Falls from the 4 Mile trail which takes you to the rim of the valley to Glacier Point.
Yosemite Falls 4 Mile Trail
Uniform growth across an alfalfa field. Growers can maximize alfalfa quality and yield by using sub-surface drip irrigation (SDI).
Uniform growth
A quick stop to Mussel Shoals in California to enjoy the perfect sunset.
Beach
A new blueberry project in the Pacific Northwest with Amnon Emitterline to supply the water and fertilizer to the crop.
Blueberry
One study has shown that there is little yield difference in 100% ETc and 80% ETc. Drip irrigation is an excellent way to deliver water and nutrients on a consistent...
Corn Harvest
Due to a short rain season in California, experts are predicting CA cotton acres to be down by around 12%.
Cotton
A field of pears irrigated with micro sprinklers in the Medford, Oregon area.
Medford
California boast some wonderful vineyards with a vast array of different varieties.
Vine
A post-season photo of a drip irrigated vineyard pruned back for the season.
Vineyard
The tennis courts at Cal Berkeley use a technology called PlaySight that tracks individual movements and provides stroke analysis.
Berkeley Tennis
Green roofs consume the Portland Oregon skyline.
Green Roofs
Hemp fields in Oregon will provide valuable extracts for patients throughout the state.
Hemp Farm Oregon
A partially enclosed landscape provides a calm space between meetings.
Koi Pond Landscape
Smoke fills the Los Angeles skies after weeks of roaring Malibu fires.
Los Angeles Skies
The sun rises above one of Santa Barbara’s beautiful beaches.
Santa Barbara
Seasonal colors pop against the dreary Autumn sky.
Seasonal Colors
Amazing fall colors blanket orchard floor new Yuba City, California.
Fall Orchard
Last view of Glacier Point in Yosemite National Park before the first snows of the season.
Glacier Point
Fall time image of Kings Creek Falls in Lassen Volcanic National Park in Northern California.
Kings Creek Falls
Trees near Lake Tahoe with a fresh coat of snow.
Lake Tahoe Snow
View of young orchard under a cloud of smoke created by the historic Camp Fire in Northern California.
Orchard Camp Fire Historic
New PVC mainlines being installed through trees of a mature almond orchard near Durham, CA.
PVC mainlines
PVC pipe stack creating interesting geometric art piece.
PVC Pipe
Jain Amnon emitterline efficiently irrigates a young almond orchard.
Amnon Emitterline Almond
Green bell peppers on a clear central California day.
Bell Peppers
California sweet corn grown with subsurface drip irrigation (SDI) using Jain Cascade drip tape.
California Sweet Corn SDI
Mature almond trees in the Central California Fog.
Mature Almond Fog
Fresh market peaches transitioning into fall.
Peaches fresh fall
Wheat cover crop planted on top of pre-shaped tomato beds.
Wheat Cover Tomato
Dormant wine grapes with a grass cover crop planted to protect against frost and improve soil health.
White Grapes
Celery is common drip irrigated crop on the California Coast. Celery for the fresh market is still typically hand-harvested.
Celery Harvest
A more common method grown under glass is to use a multi-outlet-dripper to deliver precise amounts of water to each container.
Citrus Nursery
Almonds in Madera, California beginning to change colors and drop their leaves.
Fall Colors
At Jain Irrigation, we love to visit our customers’ fields to check out the great crops.
Field Staff
There is plenty of water coming down from this 611 foot tall waterfall just 30 minutes outside of Portland, OR.
Multnomah Falls
A picturesque farm setting in a fruit orchard with Mt. Hood towering in the background.
Red Barn
Never a bad sunset in Ventura County; especially at the pier.
Ventura Sunset
Ferry's arrive at the famous Market Street Promenade in the financial district of San Francisco.
Market Street Promenade
Ian Gow catches a kickflip way above this cement hip.
Skateboard Flip
The sun rises over Long Beach, CA
Sun rises over Long Beach
Once the home rink to Tonya Harding, this ice skating rink in Portland, OR now houses a 60’ Christmas tree.
Tonya Harding Xmas Tree
Jacob Brumm serves it up at the UTR California Championship in Palos Verdes, CA.
UTR California Championship
Visitors can take a quick ferry ride from the Northern part of San Francisco Bay over to downtown to avoid traffic.
Visitors
Wild mules in the Arizona desert use the same roads as jeeps.
Wild mules
Sun setting on beach near Cape Meares, Oregon.
Cape Meares
Fall time view of the clouds in an apple orchard near Quincy, Washington.
Cloudy Apples
Panoramic view of the Columbia river flowing between Oregon and Washington states. The Columbia is a major source of water for crops growing throughout the Pacific Northwest.
Columbia River Pano
A rower out in the evening on the Williamette River near Portland, Oregon.
Rower on Williamette
Two new soil moisture stations installed in a fresh planting of lettuce helping manage water applications for the shallow rooted crop. Helping keep water and nutrients in the root zone...
Soil Station Lettuce
Sun shining through trees along a trail near Lost Lake in the Mt. Hood area of Oregon.
Sun Thru Trees
View of young walnut trees through arches of chapter house being built at the New Clairvaux Monastery in Vina, California.
Young Trees Chapterhouse
Mainline pipe ready to be installed in a mature almond orchard.
Mature Almond Orchard
East Idaho had a good winter with lots of snow. This should help with increasing the water levels for next spring.
Idaho Sunset
Were you able to guess this is a pepper plant used for ground and cracked pepper? I saw this drip irrigated crop with Jain Cascade on a recent trip to...
Pepper Plant
A recent visit to the Dole Pineapple Plantation which grows pineapples on 20,000 acres on Oahu, HI.
Pineapples
A red barn situated in a sprinkler irrigated fruit orchard near Hood River, OR.
Red Barn
Watching the waves crash into the rocks on Sandy Beach in Hawaii.
Sandy Beach
The Taj Mahal is mainly constructed of white marble and sits on a 42 acre site near the Yamuna river.
Taj Mahal
A drip irrigated vineyard along the California Coast. California wine grapes supply almost 90% of the grapes for US wine production.
Wine Grapes
Vegetables grown for tissue culture testing have variables controlled in a protected and enclosed environment.
Vegetables
New drip irrigation system installed on a vineyard trellis system using Jain Irrigation Aqualine emitterline.
Aqualine Vines
Lettuce sprouts being irrigated with Chapin drip tape near Salinas CA. Drip irrigation on the California’s Central Coast allow farmers to better control and reduce inputs such as water, fertilizer,...
Chapin Drip Tape
Orchard grass covering dormant walnuts in the winter. Above average rainfall in Central California has helped cover crops grow to their full potential.
Dormant Walnuts
Freshly pruned vineyard with a backdrop of the Sierra Nevada mountain range. The snowpack on this mountain range provides future irrigation during the summer months as well as a clean...
Freshly pruned vineyard
A prepared field waiting for the morning fog to break. This field will be planted with transplants for processing tomatoes early next month.
Morning Fog Drip
New blossoms on a peach orchard near the city of Reedley, CA.
Peach Blossom
Dormant pistachio trees getting their first irrigation of the season. It is important to check the uniformity of you irrigation system at the beginning of the season.
Pistachio Trees
A typical double line drip system for California almonds.
Almonds
California citrus crop will produce over 300 boxes of oranges per acre. This is a 300% increase in yield over the past 100 years.
Citrus
A cover crop between rows of a dormant vineyard crop.
Cover Crop
A leaf lettuce crop on an early fall morning.
Lettuce
A field of lettuce in the Salinas Valley grown with Chapin drip tape.
Lettuce Salinas
Peaches and nectarine are beginning to bloom in California, which produce's 95% of the US crop.
Peach Bloom
A quick stop in San Diego with the beautiful cityscape lights.
San Diego Skyline
Freezing temperatures sweep through Southern California amidst a flurry of rain storms.
Frost
Green wing macaws have 800 pounds of pressure in their jaws, this power is used for foraging and cracking nuts.
Green Wing Macaw
Ramping up for playoff season the Tampa Bay Lightning own a commanding lead over the NHL by ten games.
Hockey Game
Putting the finishing touches on a great indoor irrigation system, soon dragging hoses around will be a thing of the past.
OH Grow
A paper light shop in St Augustine Florida sits amongst the oldest city in America.
Paper Lights
Santa Barbara and the surrounding areas were recently plagued with wild fires, rebuilding is taking place but scars in the hillside remind residents of the overwhelming power of Mother Nature.
Santa Barbara
In between rain the UCLA Bruins took on the CAL Berkeley Golden Bears in Los Angeles.
UCLA Tennis
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 of cover crops in orchards.
Almond Board California Cover Crop Talk
Hand carved fence and gate featuring apple tree and fruit.
Apple Gate
Reflection of trees in Big Chico Creek, in the historic Bidwell Park, where The Adventures of Robin Hood starring Errol Flynn was filmed in 1938.
Fall Color Creek
Rainfall in this vineyard near Hopeland, CA totalled almost 6" in a day, breaking the record for the highest amount in recorded history.
Flooded Grapes
Heavy rainfall in Northern Calfornia is leaving many orchards with standing water, making field work very challenging.
Flooded Walnut Orchard
Planting of Super Hi-Density olives near Tracy, CA. Tight spacing and pruning allows for mechical harvesting of the olives that will be used for oil.
High Density Olives Tracy, CA
As winter takes hold a hydrangea takes on an amazing palette of color.
Hydrangea Fall
Almond blossoms in a young orchard. Blossom development requires adequate soil moisture and moderate temperatures to fully develop into a crop.
Almond Blossom
Winter rains have provided moisture for vegetation growth on many fields across the Central Valley.
Central Valley Winter Rains
Pacific Northwest is apparent in this orchard just outside of Hood River.
Barn
It’s important to always monitor your crop and check the DU (Distribution Uniformity) to ensure you are getting the most out of your drip system.
Citrus
Always worth the visit to El Matador Beach near Malibu, CA.
El Matador Beach
A drip irrigated field of lettuce in the Salinas Valley of California
Lettuce
Lettuce grown on 80-inch beds in the Salinas Valley.
Lettuce
A little bit of left over water from this wet season along the California Coast.
Lettuce from the coast
With 23,000 plants per acre, the ideal growing conditions would include sunny days with cool nights and moderate temperatures of 60-70 degrees. Pineapples grow best at lower elevations from sea-level...
Pineapples
These vines where under seven feet of water two weeks before this photograph of bud break.
Bud Break
Zinfandel grapes budding out for the season near Acampo, Ca.
Budding zin
A nicely pruned orchard irrigated with a double line drip system near Patterson, Ca.
Cherry orchard after storm
Cover crops bring wonderful color to vineyards near Windsor, Ca.
Cover crop in vineyard
With all the rain this year in California installing soil moisture and weather stations has become a wet business. Santino Bianchi has been installing stations for us since 2008, always...
Installing in wet
A surfer heads to the water at the pier in Pismo Beach, CA during a break in rain storms.
Pismo surfer
Snowshoeing on the banks of Manazanita Lake in Lassen Volcanic National Park.
Snowshoeing Manazanita Lake
Coach on kayak guiding swimmers during a cold winter swim at Aquatic Park in San Francisco, CA.
Swimming Aquatic Park
Table grapes being irrigated with Amnon PC emitterline as the temperatures begin to rise in Central California.
Amnon Grapes
Count on a hassle-free installation with Chapin Drip Tape. The robust tensile strength make this a great option for this onion field in Ontario, Oregon.
Chapin Installation
Of the 430,000 acres of corn grown in California, a majority of the acres are corn silage which is harvested for feed.
Corn
With its robust 100 PSI pressure rating, large access ports for ease of loading sand, and high-uniformity backflush underdrain, Jain Media Filters are an excellent choice for any drip/micro irrigation...
Jain Media Filters
A common 40” bed with a single line of Chapin Drip Tape for lettuce production.
Lettuce
A common scene in the Salinas Valley during the month of May.
Lettuce Transplant
It’s pretty impressive to see a 60 year-old walnut grove. This grove will make way for a new planting of high density walnuts in the future.
Walnuts
Yosemite is always a great choice to visit when making a trip to California which is located only 1 ½ hours from our Fresno factory.
Yosemite
The view from one of many lookouts along the Blue Ridge Parkway in the Eastern United States.
Blue Ridge Parkway
A local lake patron eyes up his next fairway drive at Heritage Isles Golf Club in Wesley Chapel, Florida.
West Chapel
California’s official vegetable. This is a commonly drip irrigated crop that uses 7/8” 8MIL 8”sp .40GPM/100-ft.
Artichokes
Lettuce grown in California with Chapin 5 MIL as a single use product that will be recycled when the lettuce is harvested.
Lettuce
A patch of Camas Lilies in the Idaho Camas Prairie Centennial Marsh. They are usually in bloom in the May/June months.
Lilies in Bloom
This brand new hop yard (often referred to as baby hops) is using Amnon Emitterline to provide efficient water and fertilizer to the crop.
New Hop Yard
The St. Anthony Dunes in Idaho are always a great place to take in a sunset.
Sand Dunes
A field of strawberries grown with 6 MIL Chapin Deluxe drip tape.
Strawberries
Idaho wildflowers in bloom just outside of Rexburg, Idaho.
Wildflowers
An alfalfa field cut and drying out. This field is irrigated using sub-surface drip irrigation (SDI), so growers can harvest their crop and still irrigate.
Alfalfa SDI
The Boston skyline seen through a medium format Hasselblad.
Boston Skyline
Dylan Perry skates off a bump into a steep downhill in downtown San Diego, CA.
Dylan Perry
Temperatures are reaching triple digits in this almond field near Fresno, CA.
Fresno Heat
Chapin drip tape being installed for an onion crop. The tape depth is 2 -3 inches below the soil surface.
Chapin Installation
A great way to cool your apple crop with the Jain Fogger. It creates evaporative cooling and can reduce the temps by 15 degrees.
Cooling
Still a common practice with many crops. This field will be the perfect opportunity to convert to drip irrigation.
Furrow Onions
Drip irrigated hops in the Treasure Valley which is near Boise, Idaho.
Hops
The perfect option to protect your drip investment.
Jain Sand Media Filters
A strawberry crop using Chapin Deluxe to grow California’s finest strawberries.
Strawberries
These wildflowers can create issues as they encroach farm ground.
Wildflowers
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 out during the heat.
Peppers
A tight fit road in Amsterdam shot on what is slowly becoming obsolete, 35mm film.
Amsterdam
Motivational signs in Northern Mississippi.
Mississippi
A common tape application on the CA Coast with 7/8” MIL Chapin. Many growers have switched over to Thinwall tape to reduce labor, cross-contamination, and price.
5 MIL
A layer of mist from the JAIN Fogger will help cool this apple orchard by up to 15 degrees. This is to help reduce sunburn on the fruit and help...
Cooling
JAIN has partnered with WSU-Prosser to help determine how much cooling will impact the wine grapes in the area.
Fogger
A healthy crop of wine grapes in WA that are being cooled with the Jain Fogger.
Grapes
Checking the progress of this hemp crop grown in Washington. It is drip irrigated with Chapin drip tape.
Hemp
Brad Holliday from JAIN standing in a field of corn that is drip irrigated with Turbo Tape. We’re holding a field day on August 29th and 30th in Parma Idaho....
Holliday
A common scene of drip irrigation in the Napa Valley. Drip will help this crop deliver water and nutrients directly to the plant.
Napa
Almonds on the ground after harvest. The nuts will be swept into rows and picked up for processing.
Almonds
Most corn grown in California is for cattle feed but there are still many bountiful acres of delicious sweet corn across the Central Valley.
Corn
Inspecting garlic after harvest in central California.
Garlic
Hemp being grown with Chapin drip tape in California.
Hemp
Bell peppers in Merced County that irrigated with Chapin drip tape.
Peppers
Sunrise in a central California vineyard before a warm day.
Sunrise
Warm days make great sunsets across Central California.
Sunset
Arthur Ashe stadium is the largest tennis stadium in the world, seating 23,771 people.
Ashe Stadium
Bromeliads are irrigated with the preferred method, overhead sprinklers.
Bromeliads
From NYC to California, scorching heats are consistent from coast to coast.
Coast
When Del Mar Racetrack opened in 1937, Bing Crosby was at the gate to personally greet the fans.
Del Mar Racetrack
10 acre plots in Southern California are prepared to grow hemp.
Hemp
Pre hustle and bustle on a Sunday morning, Madison Ave NYC.
Madison Ave
Inside Louis Armstrong stadium fans watch and sweat as tennis greats battle it out in the 2019 US Open.
US Open
Drip irrigated corn in Idaho that is using a fraction of the water and fertilizer compared to the traditional method of sprinkler irrigation.
Chapin Deluxe
Apples in the Pacific Northwest being cooled with the Jain Fogger.
Cooling
Drip irrigated with Jain Turbo Tape every 60”. One line of drip tape will irrigate two rows of corn.
Drip Corn
The Jain 4-way fogger keep this apple orchard cool during the summer months.
Fogger
A field of grain recently combined in Eastern Idaho.
Harvest
A field of red onions that were recently lifted and soon to be harvested.
Red Onions
A field of Idaho sweet corn ready to be picked on a summer morning
Sweet Corn
California table grapes being grown near Fresno, CA. These grapes are irrigated using Jain Amnon emitterline. Amnon is a pressure compensating emitter which helps this grower achieve #MoreCropPerDrop.
Amnon Grapes
Bell peppers being irrigated with Chapin BTF drip tape as they await harvest in the next 24 hours.
Bell Peppers
Chapin BTF drip tape being installed for next season’s tomato crop. Growers will install the drip tape several months in advance to ensure that the irrigation system is ready when...
Chapin BTF
Fittings installed on a brand new irrigation system. These Jain Power-Loc fittings connect the underground pipe to the drip emission devices to deliver water across the field.
Fittings
Parsley crop enjoying the warm Central Valley weather.
Parsley
Although summer is almost over there are still several irrigation events needed to bring many crops to harvest and dormancy. Water can be supplied via wells or irrigation canals where...
Summer Harvest
New plantings often require new irrigation systems. This vineyard is in the process of being planted by hand and will be irrigated with the brand new Jain Amnon emitterline at...
Vineyard Irrigation System
Warm weather led to water temps that cooked the local kelp causing it to wash ashore in substantial amounts.
Beach
The sun set viewed from the Doubletree in Berkeley Marina.
Berkeley Marina
Visitors review the JAIN Fresno facility and see how virgin resin tubing is extruded.
JAIN Fresno
Random rain storms hit Los Angeles last week creating a heavy overcast in the LA valley.
LA Valley
Sunny skies at Maderas Golf Club for the annual ASLA (American Society of Architects) San Diego tournament.
Madera Golf
With the MLB season coming to a close the Giants finished this day off with a W against the Colorado Rockies.
MLB
The San Diego CLCA (California Landscape Contractors Association) hosted their annual Beautification Awards showcasing this years best looking sites.
San Diego CLCA
Artichokes are often times referred to as “the vegetable that’s always in season” because it’s planted both on the CA Coast and in the Desert Southwest. They are usually drip...
Artichokes
A new crop of veggies along the California Coast.
California Vegetables
Citrus trees with drip irrigation in the Central Valley of California.
Citrus
The fall colors in Idaho are spectacular in late September and early October.
Fall Colors
A visit to Oxbow Bend in the Grand Teton National Park is a must when visiting Wyoming.
Oxbow Bend
Rice harvest is underway in California with predictions of a good crop for 2019.
Rice harvest
A drip irrigated asparagus field is almost ready to be picked. The grower will wait to pick the spear at 9 – 12” in length.
Asparagus
A mature cotton crop in the boll stage almost ready for harvest in the Central Valley.
Cotton
A drip irrigated field of cotton where the drip tape is placed between every other cotton row.
Cotton
Rice harvest wrapping up in Sacramento Valley.
Rice
Thousands of acres of Chapin Deluxe are being installed for the upcoming strawberry crop.
Tape Install
Idaho grain harvest is complete with the majestic Teton Mountain Range in the background.
Tetons
A Jain Jet irrigating almond trees that were in bloom in February of 2019
Trees
Almond orchard irrigated with Jain Jet sprinklers.
Almond
Amnon emitterline irrigating a young almond orchard in Central California.
Amnon
Cascade thin-wall emitterline installed in a field in western Central California. This field will be next spring.
Cascade Install
Citrus seedlings grown in greenhouses in Kern County. Using Jain Irrigation button drippers and tubing assemblies we are able to precisely irrigate each plant during this important growth phase.
Citrus Assemblies
Cotton ready to be harvested in Central California. Cotton harvest generally runs from the end of September to the beginning of November.
Cotton
Lake Almanor inlet near the pumphouse located on the northeast side of the lake.
Lake Almanor
Lettuce crop irrigated with Jain Turbo Tape in Central California. Turbo Tape offers ultra-low flow rates that allows growers to irrigate larger acreage and use less labor.
Lettuce
A post-season almond field of double line drip irrigation.
Almonds
Some of the last apples in Washington State as apple harvest has come to an end for the season.
Apple
A harvested blueberry crop that is commonly grown with drip irrigation to precisely deliver water and nutrients to the crop.
Blueberry
A great looking carrot crop in the Bakersfield area.  There is interest among the industry to experiment with drip irrigation.
Carrots
A few fields with grapes still on the vine in Washington State.
Grapes
The perfect sunset overlooking the Malad River in Idaho.
Malad Gorge
Drip irrigated onions from last season grown with Chapin Deluxe drip tape.
Onion
City Park in downtown New Orleans hosts a massive Christmas light display for over 50,000 visitors.
Christmas Lights
Baboons and baby baboons are as curious with humans as we are to them.
Baboons
A large male lion looks on as spectators marvel at the NOLA Zoo.
Lion
55 degree water can’t keep weekend warriors from tearing up Pipes Beach in San Diego, California.
San Diego
Lakeside, California sits in a river valley surrounded by what is called the Yosemite of Southern California.
Lakeside, California
Quality control inspectors make sure every component is perfect for their medical devices at Andercraft Manufacturing.
Quality Control
The annual bonfires on the levees stretches for nearly 90 miles along the New Orleans, Mississippi River.
Bonfires
Saturated soil after recent rains in Central California.  California relies on winter storms to bring rain and snow for future irrigation.
Rain and Soil
Tractor installing Cascade drip tape for Sub-surface irrigation (SDI) in processing tomatoes.
Cascade Drip Tape
Pre-irrigation on a future cotton field.  The ground is flooded to increase soil moisture content and help decrease salinity in the soil to help create a more conducive environment for...
Cotton Flood
Vines enjoying some sunshine after recent storms and foggy weather.
Vines
Freshly planted vineyard in Central California.  The Amnon emitterline will be installed to the trellis system after the vines are fully planted and established.
Vineyard
Cascade drip tape installed in western Fresno County.  This drip tape will be used SDI and will remain in the ground for 5-7 years.
Cascade
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” 5mil which reduces overall plastic...
Lettuce
Finding suitable locations to kickflip is a challenge. Fortunately, this local Lakeland, Florida college, provided an excellent roof for grass clearance.
Andrew Reynolds
A very nice, clean installation Growers commonly use sprinklers to establish trees and switch over to emitterline once trees are established to reduce water use.
Almond Field at Sunset