Paul's Pointers

Failing in the Fall is Not an Option

Paul Pilon

Growers who fail to monitor roots in the fall and take steps to maximize their health are at a great disadvantage.

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Perennials for the Picking

Chris Beytes, Bill Calkins, Paul Pilon & Jennifer Zurko

The next installment of our Spring Trials coverage is all about perennials.

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Watering is an Art

Paul Pilon

Like fine art that draws upon various principles and is highly subjective, irrigation also has certain fundamentals growers must follow, but the delivery of water and how to manage watering crops is highly subjective.

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This is Very Important

Paul Pilon

Failure to keep sprayer equipment in good shape will result in improper coverage of the chemicals being applied, inadequate pest control, the potential to cause injury to crops and may even reduce crop quality.

Paul's Pointers

Is Something Bugging You?

Paul Pilon

Pests are always a potential threat to your crops, but with good management practices, they don’t have to bug you.

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Starting Strong in 2024

Paul Pilon

A good grower can often overcome adversity, however, when growing great plants, it’s usually most important to have a strong start.

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Biological Progression

Paul Pilon

Today, I can honestly say that biologicals play an integral role in my pest management programs.

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Improving Morale & Productivity

Paul Pilon

Being an effective manager and leader increases the trust and respect from your teams, which leads to increased happiness and productivity.

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CAST Highlights: Perennials

Chris Beytes, Bill Calkins, Paul Pilon & Jennifer Zurko

Part 2 of our extended coverage of the California Spring Trials is all about perennial plants and the specific Hardiness Zones attached to them.

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Are First-Year Flowering Perennials Worth the Hype?

Paul Pilon

Do they truly perform as advertised?