5 Ways to Maximize Your Onion Yield

November 19, 2021 12:00 am
Kevin Stewart
Kevin Stewart

AG SALES DIRECTOR | USA & CANADA, JAIN IRRIGATION INC.

You want to grow great onions and save water, right? This webinar shows you how to do both. Whether you prefer your onions chopped, diced, grilled or sautéed, you need to know the best way to grow onions while maximizing water savings. 

Onions are an annual short-season crop that can generally be grown in a variety of conditions ranging from a light sandy loam soil to a heavy peat/muck. 

With approximately 75,000 acres planted annually in the U.S. representing approximately  $900 million, growers are learning that onions require an aggressive approach to maximize yield and quality.
 
Join us this Wednesday to learn about five important factors to maximize your onion crop for your next growing season.  
Kevin Stewart
Kevin Stewart

AG SALES DIRECTOR | USA & CANADA, JAIN IRRIGATION INC.

Kevin Stewart is a Certified Irrigation Agriculture Specialist recognized by the Irrigation Association. He has spent 15 years in the field of irrigation and is passionate about water-use- efficiency through the advancements of drip and micro irrigation technology. Kevin believes irrigation and agriculture are some of the most important industries one can study, and enjoys communicating his message through social media and industry events. As a native to Idaho and outdoor enthusiast, Kevin enjoys the challenge of hiking and is an avid runner.

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Michael Derewenko
Michael Derewenko

Marketing Manager, JAIN IRRIGGATION INC.

Hailing from Central Florida Michael Derewenko has been in the irrigation industry since age 15. Beginning his career working for his father’s large commercial landscape company Michael quickly learned the importance of irrigating landscapes efficiently and effectively. With a strong background in pumps, two-wire systems and irrigation design, there is not much in irrigation that Michael hasn’t encountered. Now operating in Southern California as a Territory Sales Manager with Jain Irrigation, Michael is applying his vast knowledge of conservation-based products and experience in product development to a region that is in dire need of water resource management.