Redox Grows
Redox Grows explores the challenges and opportunities in modern agriculture. It focuses on helping farmers stay productive so they can provide an abundant and affordable food supply. The podcast digs into key issues facing growers and discusses solutions for healthy soils, strong plants, a better environment, and a strong bottom line. It is produced by Redox Bio-Nutrients, an industry leader based in Burley, Idaho, with products and technologies used by growers across America and worldwide.
Episodes
Green Horizons: Latin America's Dynamic Farm Sector
Latin America’s is one of the world’s largest net food exporters. It’s a fascinating market to monitor. More than 1 billion acres of crops are grown here, so major developments are felt elsewhere in the globe. The region’s expected growth rate is dependent on modernization and sustainability, including new agricultural tools like biostimulants.Latin America is the world's fastest growing and
Pride and Perseverance - Kegan Wright of Pine Valley Farms
Located in Rochester Mills, Pennsylvania, Pine Valley Farms is a family owned and operated produce farm that started in 1932. Kegan Wright grows a variety of crops, known far and wide for their superior taste and quality. He said Redox technology is important to his success."I'm running Redox Rx Platinum™ and RootRx®," he said. "And I'll tell you, since I've started
Redox Grows Technical Podcast 22: RDX Technology- Flexibility and Improved Performance
Nitrogen is the most widely-used fertilizer in the world, and it makes sense to get the most out of it.RDX Technology from Redox includes the patented and potent biostimulant RDX-N®, along with newly-released RDX-Flex™. These two products work well throughout the season to get more nitrogen where it counts. RDX technology can lower liquid nitrogen applications by 50% without loss of yield or qual
Putting More Nitrogen to Work through RDX-N®
Nitrogen makes up the majority of all fertilizer used. Whether good markets or bad, it makes sense to use it wisely. Southern Idaho grower Shey Taylor is using new technology to cut his synthetic nitrogen use in half, yet maintain or enhance yield and quality this season. Driving this positive change is RDX-N®, a patented and potent biostimulant that puts more nitrogen to work where it counts- in
Technical Podcast 21: Our Three PhDs
Fertilizer is one of the few inputs growers can control. Farmers need to choose wisely, considering all that is at stake each year. Redox was founded on strong science and our technology reflects it. We have entered a new era in nitrogen optimization technology, aided by the right team, tools and technology in place, including a new state-of-the-art-lab and a research team complete with three PhDs
Fueling the Isotopes
Thomas Gallegos has shown incredible perseverance, becoming one of the youngest groundskeepers in all minor league baseball.An injury cut short his baseball career, but Thomas was undaunted. Through hard work and determination, he has risen to become head groundskeeper for the Albuquerque Isotopes AAA baseball team, which is part of the Colorado Rockies’ farm system.There are several major challen
Excellence in Motion- OsmoFlow® Technical Podcast, Episode 20
Manure is a key fertilizer source on millions of acres of crops in the Midwest. While it’s an affordable, nutrient-rich source, it’s not perfect.OsmoFlow® from Redox has been a great addition to many Midwest farms, which helps with several aspects, including relief from multiple stresses to plants.“One of them that comes to mind is just the salt load that comes with it,” said John Parrish, Agronom
Powering Winning Agronomy in the Heartland
The Midwest has long been a farming powerhouse, including productive corn and soybean fields as far as the eye can see. At the second annual XPRT Farm Field Day in Missouri Valley, Iowa, growers and industry members gathered to see crops powered by Redox and hear about the decades of science that backs this successful agronomy. “The difference that Redox is making in the Midwest is absolutely trem
California's Almond Authority
Mel Machado, Chief Agricultural Officer at Blue Diamond Growers, has seen a lot of change in his nearly 35 years working for the cooperative. Since he started, the statewide crop has more than tripled in acreage, and has grown into California’s second biggest ag commodity.Harvest is underway, and Machado spends virtually every day, traveling throughout the Central Valley visiting with their 3,000
Boosting Farm Productivity in the Land of Vandals
Idaho’s Palouse Region is off the beaten path for many, but it’s where a significant impact is made to help keep farmers productive and consumers well-fed. With a storied history dating back to the 19th century, the University is Idaho is one of the nation’s premier public research institutions. Redox was provided a campus tour, including the Soil Stewards Farm and Deep Soil Ecotron."Collect
High Stakes Farming on California’s South Coast
Specialty crop growers on the California Coast operate with elevated risk. Many facets of farming are out of a grower’s control.Chris Oliva is Key Accounts and Southern Sales Manager for AgRx, a leading independent supplier of traditional and organic crop protection and nutrient products, including Redox Bio-Nutrients technology. He said coastal growers face stringent regulation, high land prices
Teamwork and Innovation Drive California Strawberry Success
Just like the industry it is serving, the Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Strawberry Center has grown a lot in the last decade. This year’s 10th annual field day attracted more than 600 growers, scientists and industry members. While the California strawberry crop value has increased markedly to $3.5 billion last year, work at Cal Poly has intensified.“The three main areas we cover are entomology, plant
Faith and Works for the Win
As it turns out, dreams do come true. For Wayne Cawley, it took a broken truck and not so subtle reminders from a preacher and social media to realize his dream to become a farm owner.Today, Redemption Farms in Maryland is a highly successful, 38-acre U-pick farm, featuring a plethora of produce items, such as strawberries, tree fruit, potatoes and pumpkins. Cawley credits his strong faith for pro
Technical Podcast 19: What is The Reckoning and what does it mean for Production Agriculture?
Modern farming has seen many changes over the generations. Understanding the latest technology, including biostimulants and biofertilizers, can be powerful tools to maximizing productivity. DunhamTrimmer Chief Technology Officer Vatren Jurin provides thoughtful insight into this subject with The Reckoning, his Substack of scientific writing rooted in practicality in finding positive outcomes for g
Behind the Scenes with the Redox Research Team
Continuing to expand our technology for the betterment of farming is the driving force at Redox. It is passionate quest of our research team, headed by Dr. Gifford Gillette.“It’s an incredibly challenging time in agriculture right now,” Gillette said. “We are doing our absolute best to provide answers and solutions for the challenges that growers face.”Each summer, a group of talented interns help
250 Years of Freedom
Traditional Fourth of July fireworks and festivities will feature a little extra this year, with America’s 250th birthday. It’s a good time to reflect on U.S. history and the foundations for our success. “There’s so much to be proud of in our countries history” remarked Idaho State Historian, HannaLore Hein. “These different arenas include innovation, development of new technologies, opportunity t
Sweet Innovation
Working along California’s Central Coast, Vishal Shinde excels at two different jobs in agriculture – growing food and helping other growers succeed.Shinde is Research Director at Growers Research and Innovation Network (GRIN). He and his team work with many clients, including Redox, to garner valuable data, including product efficacy. He also grows organic blueberries, which are in high demand an
Technical Podcast Episode 18- True Difference Makers in Crop Performance
Whatever the crop or region, growers prioritize the same things – yield and quality. Understanding the relationship of redox active molecules in maintaining plant charge balance provides a crucial pathway to achieving those goals. “Energy is either building yield and quality or fixing problems” said Dr. Gifford Gillette, Redox lead researcher. “A redox active molecule enables the plant to do more
Soaring with Eagles
Combine the wisdom of a fifth-generation superintendent with a historic golf course in one of the most picturesque parts of the Blue Ridge Mountains, and you begin to understand the appeal of Blowing Rock Country Club.This golf course dates back to 1915, and is impeccably maintained by Josh Costner and his team. It fits well into this scenic part of North Carolina’s High Country, which has a wide
Sierra Pacific Farms: 21st Century Sustainability
The challenges in agriculture are easy to name and experienced broadly. The opportunities are also there, and Sierra Pacific Farms is helping navigate successful farming for the longterm. The Southern California-based company began in 1988 and is a professional farm management firm that helps growers with a wide variety of areas, including grove management, development, harvesting, consulting and
Consensus Building and Elevating Farmers
The classic proverb “fortune favors the bold” holds widespread truth, including in agriculture. Thoughtfully incorporating new technology can provide a boost to a grower’s bottom line, which is especially helpful during their current economic difficulties.John Dunmore with the Biological Products Industry Alliance walks the halls of Congress to help provide raise the profile of biological products
From Resilience to Brilliance
Fortitude is very much a necessary part of the toolkit for successful farming. Those at Kimball Ranches- El Hogar know that as well as any. One of California’s most devastating natural disasters, the 2017 Thomas Fire wreaked havoc to their and many other farms in their region. “You could be called crazy for being in partnership with Mother Nature, because as a farmer there are so many things outs
Here's How Land-Grant Universities help Growers and Consumers
Whether advancements in crops or livestock, upgrading mechanization or efficient use of resources, research carried out by universities has gone a long way to the abundance in agriculture that benefits us all. It’s a top priority for the University of Idaho, one of the top ag schools in the nation. Leslie Edgar, Dean of the University’s College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, recently visited
Golf Courses as Living Laboratories for Students
Golf is far more than a cherished pastime, it’s an immense economic engine, source of jobs and, perhaps surprisingly, an awesome way to learn about science, math and many other vital subjects.The First Green program from the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GSCAA) makes this all possible. “I hear teachers saying things like ‘Hey guys, look at this. This is what I’m teaching you
The Rise of Biological Products – Catalysts for Prosperity
More growers are utilizing biological products on their crops—it’s an emerging category that includes biostimulants, biopesticides and biofertilizers. The global agricultural biologicals market is expected to more than double in value in the next decade. It’s promising technology to help with productivity and many other key areas.“Globally, the biostimulant market is growing, and that market is go
Season of Perseverance with Jared Brown
Planting season is a time for renewal and labor, as the Midwest is home to some 180 million acres of corn and soybeans. There are hurdles every year, and 2026 is no different, with low crop prices coupled with high fertilizer costs.Fourth generation grower Jared Brown in Central Illinois grows 2,000 acres of corn and soybeans. This is his second year working with RDX-N® for nitrogen optimization,
Technical Podcast Episode 17: Smart Choices to Boost Your Yield and Quality
Spring marks a time for heightened activity in fields and orchards across the nation. The nutrition choices a grower makes go a long way towards determining their outcome at harvest.Redox RAM (Redox Active Molecule) technology helps keep plants in charge balance, so your crops can solely focus on yield and quality.RDX-N® has been an excellent addition in California almond orchards, improving nitro
Richardson Farms, A Marvelous Maryland Institution
Success in farming is hard-earned. For the Richardson family in White Marsh, Maryland, their farm involves many family members and has included tremendous labor and innovation for nearly a century.Brian Richardson is the fifth generation of the family working at their farm and grocery store. They are known far and wide for their excellent quality vegetables, including kale, collard greens, tomatoe
Paradise in the Panhandle
From greenskeeper to superintendent, Tanner Jacobs has made a steady climb in his young career. He’s in charge at Rocky Bayou Country Club in Niceville, Florida, and obsesses over every detail to provide his customers with the best golf experience. Keeping his turfgrass balanced and perfectly playable is a top priority.“I don’t make a simple soil application without incorporating calcium and OsmoP
The Hormuz Dilemma
Among the watchouts from the Iran War is the supreme challenge of getting key inputs for growers through the Strait of Hormuz. This has caused price spikes and supply uncertainty during planting season- a crucial period of fertilizer use.Josh Linville of StoneX has spent nearly a quarter century tracking the fertilizer market. He said the situation is terrible in terms of price, but there also ha
Technical Podcast 16- Perfectly Blending Science and Successful Farming
Scientific advancement has been a hallmark characteristic of our company, but it needs to be rooted in practicality for the grower. Fortunately these two areas are seamlessly blending with Redox technology.Dr's Gifford Gillette and Debatosh Das play crucial roles in research at Redox Bio-Nutrients. They collaborate and oversee scores of trials done in a variety of locations, including our res
Farming is National Security, A Visit with Congressman Austin Scott
The Iran War has impacted already volatile fertilizer markets. This has not gone unnoticed in Washington, D.C.“We’re going to finish the war with Iran, and we will accommodate as best we can the American farmer with additional assistance for their increased input costs,” said Congressman Austin Scott, who is Vice Chair of the House Agriculture Committee. “I believe that additional assistance will
War and Volatility, Fertilizer's Wild Ride
The conflict in Iran has added yet more uncertainty to fertilizer availability. This is concerning to many in agriculture, as significant input purchases still need to be made before peak planting season. “We still need to import about 25 percent of our spring need,” said Corey Rosenbusch, President and CEO of The Fertilizer Institute, which represents producers, wholesalers and retailers. “All i
Less Plant Stress, More Success - A Visit with Dean Piller
Maintaining plant charge balance is crucial in all types of agriculture, including turfgrass. Longtime superintendent Dean Piller with Cordova Bay Golf Course includes Redox TurfRx technology in his turf care. A new product he has studied extensively is OsmoPro™, which provides incredible stress relief and is now a fixture on his course.“At the time of the year that we should be shining, we shoul
Groundbreaking Technology helps growers in America's Heartland
Sometimes opportunity presents itself during challenging circumstances. The downturn in the agricultural economy may be one example.Tom Haase with TN Ag works with growers on their crop nutrition, including Redox Bio-Nutrients technology. He also grows crops near Albion, Nebraska. With crop prices struggling, input costs high and the likely future for basic fertilizer is only trending upward, Tom
Is Agave U.S. Agriculture’s Next Big Thing?
California is not only the largest agricultural state, but it’s also the most diverse, with several hundred crops grown. There may be a new major crop in the Golden State – agave.Stuart Woolf heads a large family farm in Fresno County, and has seen excellent agronomic success growing 450 acres of agave. The crop uses a small fraction of the water when compared to many other crops, and it has intri
Technical Podcast Episode 15: New Scientific Understandings Bolster Yield and Quality
Growers looking to boost crop yield and quality can benefit from new technology - not more fertilizer. Understanding the power of RAM Technology and premium Redox bio-nutrients can help farmers do more with less through improved metabolism and utilization of nutrients.“We are quantifying quality of result, not quantity of result,” remarked Redox Bio-Nutrients CEO, Darin Moon. “In the end, that lea
Generations of Flavor, a Visit with John Johnston
The food we enjoy every day is a remarkable success story. Growing the perfect peach is no easy feat. In California's San Joaquin Valley, John Johnston is carrying on a family farming legacy that started in 1919.Johnson peaches are well known for their flavor and consistent high quality. John incorporates several products from Redox Bio-Nutrients to help maintain his impressive track record,
Rob Galyen has Conquered a Mighty Foe
Those in agriculture face daily challenges. In Central Oregon, grower Rob Galyen not only persevered through drought, he also fought and won against an insidious and unlikely foe for his age: fast moving cancer. Through his family support, fortitude and an aggressive treatment program, Rob is now cancer free. Rob said it his family was his anchor through grueling treatments, including 36 session
Technical Podcast 14: Unprecedented - Redox Scores its Second Biostimulant Certification
Quantification is crucial to successful farming. With The Fertilizer Institute (TFI) granting certification to Mainstay® Si, Redox Bio-Nutrients is the only company with two certified biostimulants. Last fall, TFI certification was given to Mainstay® Calcium 2.0.Redox Lead Agronomist John Kelly comments on the importance of the independent and rigorous certification, and the beneficial role Mainst
How Animals Help Plants
Americans eat more than 200 pounds of meat per person per year. One byproduct of meeting that demand is manure, as nearly 9 billion pounds of livestock manure is generated daily.Transforming livestock waste into the most useful form of plant nutrition is the pursuit of people like Abe Sandquist. The former federal soil conservationist started Natural Fertilizer Services 18 years ago.“We need to be
Technical Podcast 13: Adaptability and Agronomic Success
How do you combat low returns? Be adaptive. Using Redox Bio-Nutrients technology affords the flexibility and specificity needed to succeed, even in a down economy.In this episode, Redox agronomists Jeff Yoder and Bill Schwoerer outline growing strategies that allow for flexibility in the field, while still achieving strong yields and quality. Their recommendations include RootRx® for crop establis
Subsistence to Sustainabilty
From his early days in Nepal on his families subsistence farm, Pramod Acharya has long valued the importance of farming and agricultural sustainability. In his new capacity as Assistant Professor and Extension Forage Specialist with the University of Idaho’s Kimberly Research and Extension Center, he will be working to help Idaho dairy farms and forage producers, finding ways to enhance efficient
Looking Back, Looking Forward
Perseverance was a key for those in agriculture this past year, as lower crop prices and higher input costs dominated in 2025. Yet, many growers navigated their way to abundance and quality come harvest time.Episode 150 covers highlights of the past year, including stories of passion, perseverance and even agricultural archeology. We hear from Redox President Colton Moon about key developments fo
Technical Podcast Episode 12 - Biostimulants: Opportunity and Expansion
A new global study on biostimulants quantifies the increased interest growers have for these tools. The study by DunhamTrimmer, a leading firm for biologicals market data and consulting, was carried out by Manel Cervera, while Vatren Jurin is the company authority on value-added fertilizers.Redox Bio-Nutrients is identified as a top 20 company in the world in biostimulants. Biostimulants are a nea
Volatility & Opportunity
Many of the challenges growers faced this year will carry into 2026. Their resiliency is being tested and wise agronomic decisions are even more vital.Hundreds gathered at the Agricultural Retailers Association Conference and Trade Show in Salt Lake City for updates. “Some of the challenges we have faced, while many of them are similar to the past, there are a few that are unique and new,” remar
Robots, AI and Automation, Oh My!
Farmers have grown yields over the years through improved varieties, nutrition and equipment. An emerging frontier involves automation, including robotics and AI. “We believe automation is going to be a whole revolution in farming,” remarked Adam Stager, founder of TRIC Robotics. “It’s really the next big thing to drive efficiency on these farms.”One item TRIC has introduced automated, tractor-sca
Validation means Productivity - A Visit with Renee Holland
The research community isn’t often in the primary spotlight, but it plays a major role in keeping farms productive and supermarkets well-stocked.Georgia-based Dr. Renee Holland is part of the CRO community; independent, third-party researchers that provide validating data that helps companies, including Redox, in assessing product efficacy. One of her areas of research is biostimulants, which are
Winning the Turf Wars
Golf popularity is on an upswing, and a crucial part of a positive experience is maintaining premium quality turfgrass.The Redox TurfRx team works with superintendents throughout the U.S. and internationally, providing next generation technology for superior results. New additions to the team will help secure still more positive collaborations. “It all starts at the beginning with the technology w
Technical Podcast Episode 11: Ag Economy Overview and 2026 Watchouts
Low returns, high input costs and a murky trade environment have plagued many growers this year, but there’s at least one brighter spot for agriculture heading into 2026.“Since September, we’ve seen some adjustments to the federal interest rate, and the downstream effects will impact farmers,” commented Redox Chief Financial Officer, Scott Moulton. “Right now, farmers are spending for their operat
Herman Els - South Africa to Southern California
Born and raised in South Africa, Herman Els has covered a lot of ground before finding his ideal job. As Agronomy Manager at Limoneira, a large and historic farm in Southern California, Herman is overseeing a major cropping change.They are switching hundreds of acres from lemons to avocados, and are in process of being America’s largest avocado grower.Els said their new orchards are looking great,
Technical Podcast Episode 10: Agronomic Success through Plant Charge Balance, RAM and RDX-N®
Sometimes in farming, more isn’t always better. Plant nutrition is a classic example where quality trumps quantity.Plant charge balance is crucial to yield and quality. It’s not pounds per acre, but charge per acre that matters most. Redox Active Molecules (RAM) balance plant charge by donating or accepting electrons. RAM are part of every product at Redox Bio-Nutrients.Our growing understanding
Successful Turf Management with Sam Adams of Paris Mountain
South Carolina not only has hundreds of golf courses, it’s also where the first where American golf got it’s start. Keeping turfgrass in great shape still is a major focus, especially considering the area sees extreme hold and cold conditions. Sam Adams is in charge of making Paris Mountain Country Club look its best, and he relies on a host of Redox TurfRx products to get the job done. “For me,
Brett Meyer – Effective Nitrogen Replacement with RDX-N®
Nitrogen is the most used macronutrient and has long been crucial to abundant crops. New understandings indicate there are ways to reduce nitrogen use while maintaining yield and quality, as well as improving the environment. Our patented new technology RDX-N® is changing this landscape in an unprecedented way. A small amount of RDX-N, added along with liquid nitrogen applications, replaces up to
Miller Research - Maintaining Idaho’s Legendary Potato Status
One of every three U.S. potatoes is grown in Idaho, and the industry has a well-earned reputation of quality and abundance.Miller Research is a 50-year-old family business that contributes to that success. Their work, combined with others in the scientific community, led to a near doubling of Russet Burbank potato yields over the last 50 years.Terry Miller and his son, Jeff, have rich academic bac
Lindsay LaMora, Legacy to the Core
Family is the heart of farming and has been for generations. Lindsay LaMora spent much of her early years following along with her father, Jeff Alicandro, a crop consultant with a legendary reputation in New York.Following Jeff’s passing, Linsday decided to follow in his giant footsteps, and is now working in a similar capacity with growers, through her work at Ag BioTech.Lindsay says getting the
Fertilizer Cost Savings Through Redox RAM Technology - Technical Podcast 9
With lackluster crop prices, volatile trade markets and rising fertilizer costs, there’s a lot of pressure on grower profitability. One helpful step is better managing input costs without giving up performance, which can be done through Redox technology, powered by RAM.RAM, Redox Active Molecules, is a scientific term that describes molecules that give or take a charge, helping plant charge balanc
Powering Productive Corn Fields in the Roughrider State
Farming carries a $41 billion a year impact in North Dakota, although growers face their share of hurdles, including salt buildup.Corn growers Tye Schneider and Chad Ottmar have found a successful crop nutrition program with technology from Redox. “I’ve been doing side by side trials,” Schneider said. “The Redox always looks better. It looks greener and always seem to fill up a little faster on th
Technical Podcast Episode 8: Our Biostimulant Certification and What It Means
There’s a crowded field of biostimulants, although precious few have the history, track record of success, and now certification that Redox has.The Fertilizer Institute has certified Mainstay® Calcium 2.0 as a certified biostimulant, which speaks directly to how it delivers on three crucial parts of successful farming: efficacy, safety, and composition.Certification is an excitement development in
Game Changing Technology for the Heartland
With 180 million acres of crops, the Midwest is an essential food producer, especially when it comes to corn and soybeans.More growers are utilizing cutting edge products from Redox Bio-Nutrients to get the most from their fields.Part of the education process includes the XPRT Farm in Missouri Valley, Iowa, with more than 500 acres of corn and soybeans in production. Here, growers see firsthand th
Ben NPK Revisited
Dedicated, diligent and competitive are characteristics that will take you far, and they are part of what makes Ben Jauregui in demand among California berry growers.Jauregui is a PCA with AG RX, a valued company that works with Redox products. He shepherds 2,000 acres of crops along California’s Central Coast, predominately strawberries. Part of his successful formula involves continuing his hung
Redox Technical Podcast #7: Bolstering Farms in the Great Basin
The Great Basin region features diversity of crops and weather that can change remarkable fast. Redox Sales Agronomist Brett Reed works with many growers to ensure their crops are performing at their peak.He said a crucial factor for success among any field is achieving plant charge balance, where the focus is on charge per acre, not pounds of material applied per acre. Reed said bio-nutrition, c
Produce Perfection from Pine Valley Farms
For five generations spanning nearly a century, Pennsylvania’s Pine Valley Farms has been the epitome of two hallmarks in farming- premium quality and maximum yield. Grower Kegan Wright and his family devote significant hours on their farm and greenhouses, growing an A-Z list of produce. Their customer base is varied, including three retail outlets.Prioritizing the most effective nutrition, includ
Unsung Heroes of Successful Farming
Accurate data about meaningful technology is vitally important to productive farm fields.The Redox Research Farm is not only comprised of two PhD’s, but significant work is also carried out by the balance of the farm team. The group works cohesively to maintain the crops on the Research Farm, as well as collect data that helps prove out the breakthrough technology provided by Redox. “In order for
Helping Strawberry Fields Forever Thrive
California grows 90 percent of the nation’s strawberries, and many people are devoted to ensuring continued success for this $3 billion industry.The Cal Poly Strawberry Center has been a model for practical research, with continued innovations in pest and disease fighting, as well as technology advancements.One of the more visually captivating new technologies is a robotic harvester. After years o
Meet Brian Lish, AG RX CEO
Providing growers with effective plant nutrition is a balancing act alongside regulation and consumer demands.Independent Ag Retailers, including AG RX along California’s Central Coast, play a pivotal role.AG RX CEO Brian Lish said their expertise and product flexibility help them provide the best solutions to growers.“At times I eat at McDonalds and it’s going to be the same just about everywhere
Gaining Ground in the Midwest
Aptly known as America’s breadbasket, the U.S. Midwest is a powerhouse for corn and soybean production. Growers with generations invested in the land often seek ways to stay competitive during frequently volatile times. The Redox Midwest team has generated growing interested in our bio-nutrition technology, combining highly efficient, impeccably sourced plant nutrition with synergistic biostimulan
Here’s to Healthy Cows!
The dairy industry is not only a massive part of agriculture, but also a critical part of the U.S. economy and our nation’s food security.The University of Idaho’s CAFE Project will provide a major boost, as the nation’s largest research dairy is on track to be up and running next spring. This high-tech facility will comprehensively cover major facets of the dairy industry, to help quantify and en
Alan Tarp- Lessons Learned from Five Decades in Agriculture
Strong relationships and providing excellent service are hallmarks to successful business. They have been keys to success for Alan Tarp of Integrated Crop in the Salinas Valley.Tarp has worked with growers on crop nutrition for nearly 50 years, and he’s a big believer in Redox technology. “Redox has become very integral in what I do,” Tarp said. “What Redox brings to the table are solutions that w
Agriculture Prospers from a Strong Next Generation
The average U.S. grower is over 58 years of age. The number of family farms in America is shrinking. For health and the well-being of our country, we need a strong contribution from the next generation. Fortunately, there’s a growing number of talented younger people getting involved.Allisen Carmichael, Director of Operations with Sierra Pacific Farms in Ventura County in Southern California overs
Navigating a Successful Summer
Sunny, warm conditions are key to crop development, but how can growers protect their crops when the inevitable heatwave hits?Fortunately, Redox provides great technology to keep plants strong. diKaP® includes a powerful biostimulant along with excellent phosphorus and potassium nutrition to maintain plant respiration during stress events. The end result often leads to more favorable yield and qua
The Necessity of Innovation
Long term success in agriculture greatly benefits from smart innovation. New technology is not only tractors and software, it also includes crop nutrition.Christopher Hight at Bonipak Produce in Santa Maria, California, is constantly innovating. As lab manager of a large grower/packer/shipper, his job includes in house soil testing and on-site tank mixing. He’s a certified crop advisor and helps
How Data Drives better Farming Decisions
Those savvy enough to continually evaluate data have an edge on keeping their business successful. David Holden of Holden Research and Consulting in Ventura County California has for many years helped companies, including Redox, evaluate products for their effectiveness.His research has included more than 750 biostimulant type trials in the last 20 years, and Holden said well-researched biostimul
The Real-Life Indiana Jones
The movie character Indiana Jones is one of the most iconic and adventurous characters in history. While Harrison Ford carried out his impressive acting as Indy, Dr. Richard Hansen has carried out similar adventures in real life – with a few major differences.“Before he crashed in the airplane, he always jumps out and saves himself. We stay on the airplanes until after they crash,” Hansen said. “I
Redox Potential with Olivier Husson
There’s a way to further maximize farm production and do it sustainably. It involves understanding redox potential and how it helps plants focus on growth, health and quality. Dr. Olivier Husson, a world-renowned expert in plant and soil health, has identified a revolutionary approach of analyzing the pH and Eh of plants, to ensure they are in proper balance. He said this critical analysis means s
Glenn Noma, Innovator
Innovation is a cornerstone of successful farming, and no one knows that more than grower Glenn Noma.After a long, successful career with the large California vegetable farm, Tanimura & Antle, he has a creative new endeavor in the Salinas Valley – hydroponic strawberries.Growing them in this unusual way provides many benefits, including providing berries to consumers during times when conventi
Pam Lewison is Fighting for Farmers
American farmers continue to set productivity records, although they face many impediments to success. Pam Lewison in Washington State knows those struggles personally, and she’s working to keep agriculture vital and viable. Lewison is research director at the Washington Policy Center’s Center for Agriculture. Her mission includes making sure their elected officials understand how legislation and
Effective Nutrition Powers This Thriving Avocado Ranch
California avocados are a quintessential high value crop. They are beloved by consumers and a big part of Cinco de Mayo celebrations, with 80 million pounds of fruit sold.Grower Jason Cole in Santa Paula, California, said quality and sizing are vital for success, and he spends great care in the nutrition he uses to achieve that.“We run a lot of humics and fulvics,” Cole said. “We use a ton of H-8
Better Defending Your Crops from Stress
Growers can be poised for abundant crops, only to see their production take a major hit due to a stress event like a heatwave or cold spell. Abiotic stress can be detrimental to any crop. A weakened plant can also be more susceptible to biotic stresses like pests and disease. Redox Corporate Agronomist John Kelly said stress losses can be lessened when fields and orchards have proper nutrition tha
Pioneering Grower Amy Bruch
Sustainable growing methods are garnering more attention and application in agriculture. Increased emphasis in Washington, D.C. on healthy eating could spur even more growth.Amy Bruch of Cyclone Farms in Nebraska is helping interested growers shift from conventional to organic farming. Named Organic Farmer of the Year by a leading trade organization, Bruch runs AgriSecure, a consulting company to
Recommended
紐約鳥｜New York Aperture
The Swerve Podcast: Obscure Topics | Conspiracy Theories
The Bread and Banter Podcast
The Church of What's Happening Now: The New Testament
Busted Open
Deadline: White House
Crickets Corner
History of the Earthquake and Fire in San Francisco
Fox news
K-Drama Obsessed Mamas | Beyond “Just One More Episode!”
True Crime Classics
The Healer Revolution
