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Crop Care on Agnomy
Crop care covers the spraying, pest and disease management, fertilization, and crop protection work that keeps plants healthy through the season and protects yields from weeds, insects, and nutrient deficiencies.
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10 subcategories under Crop Care — each one bundles the providers, services, and crops most relevant to that focus area.
Fencing
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Mowing & Shredding
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Soil Amendment Services
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Spreading Services
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Land Preparation
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Manure Application & Hauling
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Regenerative Farming Services
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Custom Planting & Seeding Services
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Top crop care services
A rotating selection of the most-booked services in this scope. See them all in the marketplace below.
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Pesticide & Herbicide Application
Pesticide and herbicide application services provide precise, uniform distribution of crop protection products to effectively control pests, weeds, and diseases while minimizing waste and environmental impact.
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Field Spraying
Field spraying services to apply crop protection products efficiently, accurately, and on schedule.
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Field Fumigation
Field fumigation services treat soil to eliminate pests, diseases, and weeds before planting.
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Field Weed Management
Field weed management services control invasive weeds through targeted removal, herbicide treatments, mechanical and manual weeding, cover cropping, and eco-friendly strategies tailored to crop type and field conditions.
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Tomato Staking & Tying
Stake culture for fresh-market tomatoes: stakes, figure-eight twine tying, and pruning or suckering.
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Manure Application
Manure application services to recycle nutrients and improve soil productivity.
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Fertilizer & Soil Spreading
Fertilizer and soil amendment spreading services evenly apply essential nutrients and soil enhancers to optimize soil fertility, improve crop growth, and maximize field productivity with precision and efficiency.
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Frequently asked
Answers for growers
What growers ask before they book on Agnomy.
Do you need a license to spray pesticides on a farm in California?
Yes, applying agricultural pesticides for hire in California requires licensing through the Department of Pesticide Regulation. Commercial applicators typically hold a Qualified Applicator License or Certificate, and businesses that apply pesticides for hire must also register with the county agricultural commissioner. Licensees complete at least 20 hours of continuing education every two years to stay certified. Hiring a licensed custom applicator keeps your operation compliant with state and county rules.What is integrated pest management (IPM)?
Integrated pest management is a strategy that combines monitoring, biological controls, cultural practices, and targeted pesticide use to control pests with the least risk. Instead of spraying on a fixed schedule, IPM treats based on scouting and economic thresholds, which reduces chemical use and slows resistance. California growers widely use IPM to protect both yields and water quality.How is crop fertilization managed in California's Central Valley?
Many Central Valley growers manage fertilization under an Irrigation and Nitrogen Management Plan required by the Irrigated Lands Regulatory Program. The plan tracks nitrogen applied versus nitrogen removed at harvest and follows the 4R approach: the right rate, time, place, and source. Leaf and soil sampling verify crop nutrient status. These practices improve nutrient efficiency and help keep nitrate out of groundwater.When should crops be sprayed for pests and diseases?
Spray timing depends on the pest, the crop, and the growth stage, and it is best guided by field scouting rather than the calendar. Many diseases are treated preventively at bloom or ahead of infection periods tied to weather, while insect treatments are timed to pest life stages and monitoring thresholds. Dormant-season sprays are common in orchards and vineyards. A licensed crop care provider can scout fields and time applications for the best results.
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