Robert Rauert


Robert Rauert
Robert Rauert - Sales Manager at Trident Agricultural Products, Inc.s
Robert Rauert has been around agriculture his entire life, having grown up on an orchard ranch in Idaho. Robert started with Trident in 1995, working mainly in orchards in the Yakima Valley. He has enjoyed watching Trident grow into a much larger company with a diverse group of growers and crops. Robert can recommend a wide range of soil fumigant options from TELONE IIâ„¢ by Teleos, Chloropicrin, Strike and Methyl Bromide. It is Robert's goal to make appropriate recommendations for the success of each crop and grower.
Trident Ag News
Kidney Beans | Idaho
Kidney Beans | Idaho

Here’s a quick look at the harvest from Trident Ag’s Kidney bean soil fumigation trial conducted in Idaho back in December 2025. The beans are coming in, and our team is keeping a close eye on the harvest to make sure everything is running smoothly. This is just a small glimpse of what we’re evaluating as we continue to learn from this trial. Stay tuned for more updates and results from the Kidney bean trial!

10/19/2026
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Raspberry Bed Soil Fumigation | Lynden, WA
Raspberry Bed Soil Fumigation | Lynden, WA

A look at soil fumigation in action in the raspberry fields of Lynden, Washington. Trident Ag applied Pic-Clor 35 at 16.8 GPA as part of the bed preparation process. Trident puts the right equipment, products, and experience to work for growers across the Pacific Northwest.

10/14/2026
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Inside Storage | Part 3 of 3
Inside Storage | Part 3 of 3

From the field to harvest, and now into storage. Every onion in this series was soil fumigated by Trident Ag. Trident started this series out in the field, followed the onions through harvest, and now we're seeing them safely make their way into storage. It's all part of the journey from soil to harvest to storage.

10/9/2026
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From Harvest to Storage | Part 2 of 3
From Harvest to Storage | Part 2 of 3

From the truck driving to the storage area to onions moving along the conveyor belt, it's amazing to see just how much goes into moving a harvest from the field to storage. In Part 1, we were out in the field. Now we're following the onions to the next step. And we're not done yet.

10/7/2026
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From the Field to Harvest | Part 1 OF 3
From the Field to Harvest | Part 1 OF 3

It all starts in the field. These onion fields were soil fumigated by Trident Ag using Strike™, powered by Chloropicrin, helping prepare the soil for the growing season. Now, after months of growth, the crop is ready to be harvested. From the onion fields to the harvest equipment, this is where the next chapter begins. Follow along as we take you through the journey from field to harvest to storage.

10/5/2026
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Strawberry Nursery | Ontario, OR
Strawberry Nursery | Ontario, OR

Check out this drone footage of our strawberry nursery soil fumigation in Ontario, OR. precision, efficiency, and thorough coverage from every angle. At Trident Ag, we help growers create healthy soil foundations for stronger, more productive crops.

10/1/2026
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Onions | Irrigon, OR
Onions | Irrigon, OR

Using Strike™, powered by Chloropicrin, this clip highlights field conditions and in-row application activity, offering a closer look at how applications are being implemented in the field.

9/29/2026
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Sharing Knowledge. Building Partnerships. Supporting Growers.
Sharing Knowledge. Building Partnerships. Supporting Growers.

Trident Ag was proud to be in Greenleaf, Idaho, alongside Valley Agronomics for their annual stewardship training, label requirements, PPE, FMP, safety, technology, and innovative solutions. Robert Rauert, led the presentation on Strike™. Dusty Allen from Teleos Ag. also joined,

9/5/2026

Founded in 1985, Trident Ag Products is a full service soil fumigation company serving the Pacific Northwest. We distribute and custom apply registered blends of Methyl Bromide, Telone, and Chloropicrin. Our goal is to help growers cultivate a safe, healthy, abundant and affordable food supply.