A brewery in Kernville uses it’s water from the beer making process to irrigate it’s native landscape.
JAIN tank level monitoring, next to a solar-powered bore pump.
99.9% of the commercial strawberries in California are grown with drip irrigation as the primary method of irrigation.
Dairy cows or “Happy Cows”, as we say in California at a farm in the Point Reyes National Seashore.
Hwy 285 through tornado alley in Colorado offers beautiful vistas this time of year.
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
Did you know that you can cool your apple orchard by 10-15 degrees with a Jain Fogger?
Temps are up into the 90’s in certain parts of the South, here in the Blue Ridge Mountains the sun sits high alongside the moon.
JAIN Supply Tubing is installed with Click-Tif point source emitters, ideal design for maximum water savings.
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
Hot tubing resin is cooled before being coiled at the JAIN extrusion facility in Haines City, FL.
High water flows cascading over the “Niagara of the West” at 21,000 cfs will supply water to many growers for this cropping season.
Pictured here is a tributary moving the last of this years snow melt down into Lake Isabella.
Lettuce grown in California with Chapin 5 MIL as a single use product that will be recycled when the lettuce is harvested.
Infield demo days are beneficial for both customers and distributors. They are a great opportunity to gain first-hand feedback and experience.
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.
JAIN Logic system being displayed at an event in America. We can’t wait to get back to showing off our great solutions at events like
Every row of trees is designed with Top Drip Emitterline to provide the exact amount of water and fertilizer for each tree.
A field of garlic grown with Chapin 7/8” 6MIL with quarter mile run lengths to keep the water and fertilizer at optimal uniformity
Using an Observant system to help predict the next irrigation will make these cherries “sweet”!
A small vineyard located near Fresno, CA that has been flood irrigated the night before. This particular vineyard produces grapes that will later be turned
Another satisfied onion grower admiring his crop grown with Jain Turbo Tape.
Sunrise in Elgin Nebraska prior to the MidPlains Ag Irrigation Field Day.
Crisp streams are important when providing precision irrigation, shown here is a JAIN Jet nozzle at 500th of a second.
Heavy rainfall in Northern Calfornia is leaving many orchards with standing water, making field work very challenging.
With Labor Day weekend now passed Southern California prepares for some of the best weather of the year.
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
A newer vineyard planting with the majestic Mt. Hood in the background.
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
Eastern Idaho has finished their 1st cutting of alfalfa (Hay). They will get three harvests due to the shorter growing season.
The Louvre in Paris once served as the royal palace, now it the largest art gallery in the world.
In between rain the UCLA Bruins took on the CAL Berkeley Golden Bears in Los Angeles.
Five generations for farmers have been growing apples in Central Washington since the late 1800’s.
Every year it takes approximately 2.6 million hives with 30,000-60,000 bees each to pollinate California’s almonds.
A quick hike up to Bridalveil Falls in Yosemite California – hoping for a wet spring season.
Newly installed Amnon PC emitterline running a 24 hour pre-irrigation before planting almonds near Kerman, CA.
Jacob Brumm serves it up at the UTR California Championship in Palos Verdes, CA.
A tractor working a field early in the morning near Bakersfield California.
Saturated soil after recent rains in Central California. California relies on winter storms to bring rain and snow for future irrigation.
Busy work has started in grape vineyards of the Central Coast areas of California.
California almonds making great progress — they will begin harvest in September and go through October.
A monastery guard tower sits on an elevated point in Avignon France.
Drought tolerant plants thrive with the excess of rain as they prepare for the warm Spring ahead.
A newly developed vineyard supplied with Jain Top Drip to deliver precise amounts of water to each plant.
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
Lake Isabella in the Southern Sierra Nevada mountains has seen stable water levels since the Spring rains.
The view from the corner of 62nd St and 1st Ave in New York City, New York.
Cotton ready to be harvested in Central California. Cotton harvest generally runs from the end of September to the beginning of November.
A drip irrigated vineyard along the California Coast. California wine grapes supply almost 90% of the grapes for US wine production.
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
The Taj Mahal is mainly constructed of white marble and sits on a 42 acre site near the Yamuna river.
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
JAIN has partnered with WSU-Prosser to help determine how much cooling will impact the wine grapes in the area.
Chapin drip tape being installed for an onion crop. The tape depth is 2 -3 inches below the soil surface.
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
Rainfall in this vineyard near Hopeland, CA totalled almost 6″ in a day, breaking the record for the highest amount in recorded history.
The Jain Eliminator Sprinkler will help reduce insects from damaging the sprinkler while providing excellent sprinkler coverage.
Young asparagus shoots making an entrance in the spring season. It has a harvest range between 8 – 12 weeks. Managing the water is critical
Here a school in Columbus, Ohio teaches children the importance of irrigation and tending to your crops.
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
Jain Amnon emitterline efficiently irrigates a young almond orchard.
Farmers are always implementing great AgTech tools such as drip irrigation to deliver precise amounts of water and fertilizer to their crops.
The Quebec Conference of 1943 was held at the Château Frontenac with Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt discussing strategy for World War II.
A field of mature almonds in Northern CA – the perfect orchard for a conversion to double-line drip or micro-sprinkler.
Thousands of acres of Chapin Deluxe are being installed for the upcoming strawberry crop.
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
A little bit of left over water from this wet season along the California Coast.
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
Paris tramways have been retrofitted with subsurface drip irrigation and turf to reduce sound and surface heat.
Processing tomatoes are often transplanted into the soil to increase the stand efficiency. The drip tape is buried under the soil about 8-inches directly under
Weather Station at the Vierra Brothers almond orchard in Maxwell CA
A hole puncher wheel moving through the field preparing the beds for strawberry planting.
American flags were posted on tee boxes at this years annual SDASLA golf tournament-Maderas Golf Club, Poway CA.
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