Tag Archives: Irrigation Management

Evaluation Class 2: Field Evaluation of Drip/Micro Systems (San Joaquin Valley)

This second class is a 2 1/2 day class where we will travel to sites in the San Joaquin Valley and perform the entire evaluations on 2 fields. The emphasis will be on performing the field evaluations for drip and microspray irrigation systems on trees/vines. This class will allow for more extensive field training to help with the comprehension of …


Evaluation Class 1: Theory and Laboratory Practice of Evaluations (at Cal Poly)

This first class is ITRC’s traditional comprehensive 2 1/2 day class which combines classroom (50%) and outdoor laboratory (50%) activities.  Efficiency definitions and evaluation techniques are emphasized, ranging from how to take a pressure measurement to what specific measurements are needed for evaluation of six distinct irrigation methods (furrow, border strip, hand move/side roll sprinkler, linear move sprinkler, undertree sprinkler, …


51st CAPCA Annual Conference & Agri-Expo North

This year’s CAPCA Annual Conference & Agri Expo will spotlight the innovative agricultural technologies that are shaping the future of our industry. Join us as we embrace the theme, “Where the Future of Pest Management Takes Root.”


California Black Farmers Conference

The California Black Farmers Conference is a powerful new statewide gathering of Black farmers, land stewards, ranchers, food system leaders, students, and their allies. Hosted annually in California, CBFC creates a space for learning, celebration, and connection through workshops, keynote speakers, youth programming, farmers markets, and hands-on sessions. Rooted in food sovereignty, land justice, and intergenerational knowledge, CBFC cultivates community …


Crop Consultant Conference


Almond Board Production Research Summit

The Production Research Summit, organized by the Almond Board of California, is tailored for growers, PCAs and CCAs, offering a comprehensive overview of the production research supported by ABC with presentations from over 25 leading experts from UC, UC ANR and USDA. 7.0 hours of CCA and 2.0 hours of DPR credits available.