With Labor Day weekend now passed Southern California prepares for some of the best weather of the year.

Nick Martin of Kern Lawn Borders installs a low volume manifold at a brewery that uses it’s processed water for landscape irrigation.

Young asparagus shoots making an entrance in the spring season. It has a harvest range between 8 – 12 weeks. Managing the water is critical

An old car deteriorates alongside a road outside of Boone, North Carolina.

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.

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

Large hay bale with the Grand Tetons in the background

Pistachios at a Fresno State facility come towards the end of their cycle.

Hiker on the Tamanawas Falls Trail near Mt. Hood, Oregon.

Photographers prepare as the change of season finds it’s way to higher elevations in Southern California.

Vancouver British Columbia from Stanley Park on a mild morning. Vancouver has become a design mecca for green roofs and green walls.

A healthy crop of Idaho Potatoes planted in early May. Tip -The average American eats around 113 pounds of potatoes each year.

Keeping water in the pot is difficult sometimes, let Aqua Spray Stakes assist with multiple radius options.

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.

A trencher in the field for some post-harvest work.

The view from the corner of 62nd St and 1st Ave in New York City, New York.

Drip irrigated wine grapes near the Columbia River in Washington.

A recent visit to the Dole Pineapple Plantation which grows pineapples on 20,000 acres on Oahu, HI.

Saturated soil after recent rains in Central California.  California relies on winter storms to bring rain and snow for future irrigation.

Infield demo days are beneficial for both customers and distributors. They are a great opportunity to gain first-hand feedback and experience.

Fall time view of the clouds in an apple orchard near Quincy, Washington.

The Jain 4-way fogger keep this apple orchard cool during the summer months.

Noe Rodriguez from Zirkle Fruit looking after some of the JAIN Cooling projects in their apple fields.

Plowing the ground and getting it ready for the next crop.

4th of July weekend brought tourists and locals out to the Ventura Pier to celebrate independence and great summer weather.

A walk to the Bay Bridge while visiting San Francisco

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.

California cotton being grown in western Fresno County.  California predominately grows Pima cotton which is a higher valued variety of cotton.  Last year there were

The Idaho fall colors are in full-effect near the Palisade Reservoir

Newly installed Amnon PC emitterline.  Amnon PC emitterilne is an industry leading inline pressure compensating drip line that uses a robust emitter design packaged with

A patch of Camas Lilies in the Idaho Camas Prairie Centennial Marsh. They are usually in bloom in the May/June months.

The sun rises above one of Santa Barbara’s beautiful beaches.

A common scene in the Salinas Valley during the month of May.

Groomed hedges line walkways of this Madrid estate.

Double-line PC drip irrigation on 4th leaf pistachio trees.  Utilizing Jain Irrigation products with pressure compensation allows for maximum uniformity across fields. This truly allows

Smoke fills the Los Angeles skies after weeks of roaring Malibu fires.

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.

Pistachio trees are beginning to flush out for the season.  Just a week ago these same trees only had small swollen buds, but with recent

Allan Mark uses Turbo Tape for his drip onions to supply the exact amount of water and fertilizer to his crop.

A field of lettuce in the Salinas Valley grown with Chapin drip tape.

Snowshoeing on the banks of Manazanita Lake in Lassen Volcanic National Park.

Warm days make great sunsets across Central California.

California almonds experience approximately 30 days of blossoms from Feb – Mar where each fertilized flower will eventually turn into an almond.

Getting a walnut orchard ready for another year of production.

JAIN tank level monitoring, next to a solar-powered bore pump.

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

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

Watching the waves crash into the rocks on Sandy Beach in Hawaii.

American flags were posted on tee boxes at this years annual SDASLA golf tournament-Maderas Golf Club, Poway CA.

A field of mature almonds in Northern CA – the perfect orchard for a conversion to double-line drip or micro-sprinkler.

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

Dylan Perry skates off a bump into a steep downhill in downtown San Diego, CA.

Substantial rains in the past few weeks have caused mudslides throughout Southern California. This small slide in Encinitas, California took out multiple tennis courts.

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

JAIN Unity water management software is now available for all ETwater controllers, here the interface is used on site with an iPad.

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

An out-of-control dandelion field in East Idaho.

Bell peppers being irrigated with Chapin BTF drip tape as they await harvest in the next 24 hours.

A common scene of drip irrigation in the Napa Valley. Drip will help this crop deliver water and nutrients directly to the plant.

TJ Sparks dodges some Florida winter time humidity and a loading dock bar outside of Tampa.

A newly developed vineyard supplied with Jain Top Drip to deliver precise amounts of water to each plant.

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

Drip irrigated sunflowers in Woodland, CA. This is a common rotation crop for processing tomatoes in California agriculture.

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

A typical double line drip system for California almonds.

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

Freezing temperatures sweep through Southern California amidst a flurry of rain storms.

Finding suitable locations to kickflip is a challenge. Fortunately, this local Lakeland, Florida college, provided an excellent roof for grass clearance.

Snow caps burn off for the summer in the southern Sierra Nevada mountains near Big Bear, CA.

Seasonal colors pop against the dreary Autumn sky.

Some of the last apples in Washington State as apple harvest has come to an end for the season.

Overlooking the fall colors of Serra Vineyards in Applegate, Oregon

Finley Bridge in Medicine Alberta prepares for a long winter of snow and ice.

Checking Jain Logic irrigation monitoring equipment during an early season irrigation event in central California.  It is always recommended that you check your irrigation monitoring

Young peppers being irrigated in the morning sun.  Each bed of peppers is planted with two rows.  In the center of each bed is a

A drip irrigated vineyard along the California Coast. California wine grapes supply almost 90% of the grapes for US wine production.

Highland cattle calves in Hershey, PA graze during dusk.

This pistachio field in Sutter County is getting closer to harvest.

There is plenty of water coming down from this 611 foot tall waterfall just 30 minutes outside of Portland, OR.

The sun rises over Long Beach, CA

Early spring in vineyard with cover crop growing. If you look close you can see the drip irrigation lines hanging from the trellis wire.

Almost haverst time for bunches of home grown table grapes.

The Topiary Park in Ohio boasts a garden with bushes carved to resemble a Seurat painting.

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

A quick stop to Mussel Shoals in California to enjoy the perfect sunset.

Drip irrigation provides water and fertilizer to this uniform onion crop.

Arthur Ashe stadium is the largest tennis stadium in the world, seating 23,771 people.

Checking the progress of this hemp crop grown in Washington. It is drip irrigated with Chapin drip tape.

A beautiful government building in Madrid Spain.

Planting tomato transplants in the Central Valley of California

Jain monitoring system’s C3  with Australia’s capital, Canberra in the background.

From this farm near Tokavaig the ruins of Dunscaith Castle is just a short one kilometer walk.

Now that the storms have settled down for the season Miami can get back to what its good at, providing a great suntanning environment.

The combination of snow melt and rains have led to incredibly high river levels like this one in Kern, California.

A local lake patron eyes up his next fairway drive at Heritage Isles Golf Club in Wesley Chapel, Florida.

Every year it takes approximately 2.6 million hives with 30,000-60,000 bees each to pollinate California’s almonds.

City Park in downtown New Orleans hosts a massive Christmas light display for over 50,000 visitors.

Once the home rink to Tonya Harding, this ice skating rink in Portland, OR now houses a 60’ Christmas tree.

While Americans enjoy the great summer weather, so do the Greeks!