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Since 1998, John Beasley has built South Georgia Crop Services around one principle: every input dollar should work as hard as possible. Serving growers across cotton, peanuts, corn, soybeans, tobacco, blueberries, and citrus, he integrates variable rate soil sampling, irrigation management, and fertility strategies to fine-tune performance. Irrigation was the exception—until real-time soil moisture data gave him and his growers a…
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Get moisture insights right in the field with SCIO Mini. Fast. Non-invasive. Ready when you are. SCIO Mini is a handheld near-infrared (NIR) analyzer that puts moisture testing where decisions happen from the field to receiving. Scan ear corn and access results on your smartphone, without complex sample preparation. Make informed harvest decisions.Use moisture data…
Read moreCan Aquifer Depletion Be Reversed? One U.S. County Came Close.
In Sheridan County, Kansas, a group of irrigators did something most of the American High Plains has struggled to do for decades: they got a declining aquifer to stop declining, without giving up farm income to do it. They agreed to a collective cap on total groundwater pumping, then used real-time soil moisture monitoring and…
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