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Harvesting chard at the county line this morning. Chard is often added to salads to increase flavor or can be cooked as you would spinach.
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Garbanzo beans (chick peas) emerging from the cold soil off Bear Mountain Road in Bakersfield.
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Felipe listing beds in Arvin. The carrot crop that was on this ranch completed harvest in mid-December. The ground has been worked and is now ready for spring plantings. Half of this 320 acres will be planted to cannery tomatoes and a quarter each of onions and cilantro.
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Welding platforms that will support two gravity filters out on the Eyraud ranch in Bakersfield. The filters will work together to screen out debris, and most importantly, weed seeds from the canal water that we use to irrigate. Filtered water helps keep the fields clean and reduces weeding costs.
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Cloudy skies over our blueberry field in Saticoy. Rain totals in this area of Ventura are at 1.01” with showers forecasted through late afternoon/early evening.
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Setting new filter platforms at the filter station on our Eyraud Ranch in Bakersfield. Having this will allow us to use the water from the Kern Delta Water District which brings water from Lake Isabella. Rain will slightly delay project, but work will continue once it clears.
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Newly planted onion field being irrigated. The flags in the front reflect a varietal trial with the green hue to the right showing a previous planting popping up. The irrigator in rain gear is cleaning a plugged sprinkler.
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Harvesting red beets in Piru this week. This is the first of our root crops that are being harvested mechanically.
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