Agnomy Journal
Best Practices
Tips and best practices for modern farming.
February Farm Planning in California: What Growers Should Be Preparing for Now
Across the Central Valley, coastal production regions, and orchard-heavy areas, farmers are finalizing decisions that will shape the next several months of work. Here’s what California growers should be focused on as February comes to a close.
Bee Pollination in California Agriculture | Timing, Timing for Crops, Pollination Tips
Discover when bee pollination starts in California orchards and farms, which crops need bees, and practical strategies for successful pollination. Learn why timing matters and how to work with beekeepers in 2026.
Pre-Bloom Prep: What California Growers Should Be Doing in Late January & Early February
As buds start to move in late January, California growers turn their focus to frost protection, sprayer readiness, and early disease planning to protect yield before bloom begins.
How Central Valley Fog Is Shaping the 2026 Growing Season: Effects on Crops, Chill Hours & Farm Management
Discover how persistent Tule fog in California’s Central Valley affects crop chill hours, moisture balance, irrigation, visibility, and orchard performance. Learn what growers need to know for 2026 field planning.
Breaking the Labor Bottleneck: How Agnomy Is Addressing One of Agriculture’s Biggest Challenges
Finding reliable labor isn’t just a seasonal inconvenience. It’s one of the most pressing and persistent barriers to running a successful agricultural operation.
Supporting Stronger Yields: Booking Ag Pollination Services on Agnomy
Pollination is one of the most essential steps in crop production, and for many growers, it's also one of the most unpredictable.