Leafy green vegetables like kale and spinach are high in vitamins, minerals, and fiber. Adding a variety of greens to your diet may help boost brain health and lower your risk of some diseases.
Newly formed beds and irrigation tape already installed in a lettuce field in Chile's Central Valley. Pre-transplant preparation is a key step before soil treatment, helping to establish the right conditions for the development of a healthy and uniform crop.
California is an agricultural powerhouse. Did you know California grows more than 400 different commodities and ranks among the top five agricultural suppliers in the world? From fresh fruits and vegetables to nuts, vineyards, and specialty crops, the state's diverse agriculture helps feed families and support economies across the globe. At TriCal, Inc., we are proud to be part of this incredible story. Every day, we work alongside California growers by providing innovative soil health and crop production solutions that help protect crops, improve productivity, and support sustainable farming practices. Being part of one of the world's leading agricultural regions inspires us to continue helping growers build a strong future for agriculture.
This non-tarped Pic-Plus fumigation trial is helping evaluate approaches to managing soilborne pests and diseases while supporting lettuce crops. TriCal New Zealand is proud to work alongside growers to explore solutions that contribute to productive and sustainable growing systems.
As these leafy green vegetables continue to develop, every stage of the growing season contributes to healthy, productive crops. Today's growth lays the foundation for tomorrow's harvest. At TriCal New Zealand, we're proud to support growers in creating the conditions that help crops thrive from the ground up.
A successful lettuce crop starts with proper soil preparation. These images show a land treated with TriForm® 60 during lettuce establishment, where excellent soil conditions and a favorable climate contributed to creating the ideal scenario for a uniform development of the crop.
Across Italy, growers are preparing fields for the next production cycle of outdoor crops, including strawberries, tomatoes, lettuces, carrots, and ornamental florals. Success next season starts long before the first seedling or transplant enters the field. Healthy roots begin with healthy soil.
Did you know? Spinach is one of the fastest-growing leafy vegetables, with many varieties ready to harvest in as little as 30 to 45 days under the right growing conditions. Healthy soil plays an important role in producing strong, high-quality crops, and at TriCal Australia, we're proud to support growers in creating the growing environments that help crops like spinach thrive.
Healthy fields start with healthy soils. Productivity begins long before harvest. Proper soil preparation, together with effective management strategies, allows to create the necessary conditions for a uniform development and vigorous growth of the lettuce crop.
From the earliest stages of development, every wild rocket crop relies on healthy growing environments and the dedication of growers who carefully manage each season. At TriCal New Zealand, we're proud to support the foundations that help leafy crops grow strong and reach their full potential.
Proactive soil management plays an important role in supporting healthy baby spinach production. Through bed non-tarped soil fumigation targeting Clubroot, TriCal New Zealand helps growers create healthier growing environments that support crop establishment, soil performance, and long-term productivity.
Successful leafy vegetable production begins with healthy growing environments. TriCal New Zealand is proud to support growers with science-based soil solutions that help promote strong crop establishment and long-term productivity from the ground up.
May is National Lettuce Month and at TriCal Group, we’re proud to celebrate one of the most essential and refreshing staples in fresh produce. Behind every head of lettuce is a commitment to quality, sustainability, and the people who make it all possible, from the field to your fork.
Sclerotinia survives for years through hard resting structures (sclerotia), making it difficult to manage during the growing season. Pic+ is used as an effective solution to manage Sclerotinia pressure before planting and supports healthy root development.
Lettuce reaches its best development when the soil provides the right conditions from the start of the cycle. Uniform growth reflects agronomic management designed to achieve quality, efficiency, and consistency in every row.
Good soil management allows for even growth, healthier plants, and consistent production throughout the cycle. In lettuce crops, every stage matters to achieve quality and yield. TriCal SudAmérica S.A. works alongside producers to strengthen crops from the ground up.
Trident's Idaho sugar beet trial is underway with soil fumigation using CPM 65. This application is the first step in our effort to enhance sugar percentage and increase tonnage per acre. While the process is just beginning, establishing healthy soil is essential for supporting strong crop performance throughout the season.
When the soil is properly treated, each lettuce variety can express its full potential: better structure, even growth, and higher yield per row. This type of results reflects the importance of a well-planned soil treatment adapted to the needs of each producer.
This BB Spinach field illustrates the significant benefits of soil fumigation using Tri-Form 60. The right side of the field was planted earlier, while the left side was planted a few weeks later. However, due to the superior soil health achieved through TriCal NZ's soil fumigation treatment, the later planting on the left is rapidly catching up in growth and vigor.
Take a look at this BB Spinach crop as it progresses through its growth stage! This block was previously fumigated with Tri-Form 60, ensuring the soil is free from harmful pathogens and pests. A well-prepared foundation leads to stronger, healthier plants and a more bountiful harvest.
- Dean Storkan, TriCal President