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Fresno operates at the center of one of California’s most diverse and labor-intensive agricultural regions, where permanent crops, vineyards, processing fields, and forage systems all compete for time, labor, and equipment throughout the season. With almonds, grapes, stone fruit, processing tomatoes, and dairy-support crops often overlapping in their field demands, coordinating ag services quickly and accurately is critical. When service availability is unclear, or scheduling depends on phone calls and callbacks, even small delays can create ripple effects across multiple operations.
Agnomy gives Fresno area farmers a more practical way to manage service coordination across fast-moving schedules. Instead of tracking down providers one by one, growers can search for services by need, view availability, and schedule work with local operators who understand Fresno County’s pace and scale. Agnomy helps streamline how services are found and booked so orchard work, field operations, and harvest support stay aligned when timing, labor, and capacity matter most.
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Ag drone services are changing how growers manage crops by delivering fast, precise, and efficient field operations from the air.
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Fresno Orchard, Vineyard, Farm, and Field Irrigation Services
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Planting timing sets the tone for the entire season, and getting seed in the ground at the right depth, spacing, and conditions can make a major difference.
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Timely and accurate crop application is critical to protecting yield, managing weeds and pests, and keeping crops healthy throughout the season.
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Licensed farm labor contractors providing reliable agricultural workers.
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Orchard planting is one of the most important investments a grower makes, and getting it right from the start directly impacts tree health, yield, and long-term orchard performance.
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Reliable honey bee pollination services for orchards and crops. Find experienced pollination providers and book services through Agnomy.
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Agricultural hauling and transportation services for crops and equipment.
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Crop consulting and agronomy services help growers make better decisions.
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Specialized field crop harvesting services including corn, wheat, and other grains.
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Expert fruit harvesting services for orchards and specialty crops.
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Professional custom harvesting services for all crop types.
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Specialized nut harvesting equipment and operators for almonds, walnuts, pistachios, and more.
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Equipment rental gives growers flexibility when extra capacity is needed or owned equipment is unavailable.
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When farm equipment breaks down, lost time quickly turns into lost productivity.
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Tree care and maintenance services for orchards including removal and replacement.
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Regenerative farming focuses on improving soil health, resilience, and long-term productivity through practices that enhance biological activity, reduce disturbance, and optimize field inputs.
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Berry crops require intensive management, precise irrigation, and carefully timed harvests to maintain fruit quality, shelf life, and consistent production.
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Citrus crops require year-round orchard management, including precise irrigation, nutrition, pruning, pest control, and harvest timing to maintain fruit quality, yield, and tree health.
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Forage and hay crops depend on services such as cutting, baling, hauling, irrigation management, and timely field operations to maintain feed quality, yields, and seasonal efficiency.
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Fruit orchards depend on services such as pruning, thinning, pest management, irrigation maintenance, and coordinated harvest support to protect tree health, maximize yields, and maintain fruit quality.
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Nursery and specialty plant production depends on services such as propagation support, irrigation management, pest control, plant handling, and logistics coordination to maintain plant health, uniformity, and market readiness.
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Processing crops are grown to meet contract specifications and delivery windows, requiring precise planting, field management, and harvest timing to align with processor schedules and quality standards.
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Row and field crop production depends on services such as land preparation, planting, fertilization, irrigation management, custom spraying, and harvest support to maximize efficiency, yields, and field performance.
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Tree nut production depends on services such as orchard pruning, spraying, irrigation maintenance, harvest preparation, and post-harvest cleanup to protect tree health, maximize yields, and ensure nut quality.
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Vegetable and specialty crops depend on services such as soil preparation, planting, irrigation management, pest control, and timely harvest support to maintain crop quality, efficiency, and yields.
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Vineyards depend on services such as pruning, canopy management, pest and disease control, irrigation maintenance, and coordinated harvest support.
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Fresno County is the #1 agricultural county in the United States by production value, generating over $8 billion annually. The region's Mediterranean climate, rich soil, and extensive irrigation infrastructure support over 300 different crops. This concentration of agriculture means abundant availability of specialized services and equipment.
Fresno County leads in production of grapes (both table and wine), almonds, tomatoes, pistachios, citrus, stone fruits, and garlic. The diversity of crops means service providers here have expertise across many crop types and can handle specialized equipment for permanent crops, row crops, and orchards.
Due to the high concentration of agriculture in Fresno, harvest services are in extremely high demand. For grape harvest, book 3-4 months ahead. For tree nuts like almonds and pistachios, 2-3 months is recommended. Last-minute bookings are sometimes possible but may come with premium rates.
Fresno has California's largest pool of experienced agricultural workers, but competition for labor is intense during peak season. Many farms use H-2A workers or work with established labor contractors. Booking with reliable contractors early and offering competitive wages helps ensure adequate staffing.
Yes, Fresno is in a non-attainment area for air quality. The San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District regulates agricultural operations including burning, dust control, and equipment emissions. Many operations require permits or compliance with specific best management practices. Check with the APCD before planning operations.
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