For growing winter wheat, there’s a specific rate, amount and timing of irrigation necessary to generate a healthy crop. Winter wheat irrigation is particularly tricky when taking into account the variable climate of Texas. Spring last year was too wet and caused sprouting and damage issues. To find out more... View Article
While it’s winter now, before you know it, spring will be here. The best time to begin thinking about landscaping and lawn care is now while you still have plenty of time to plan before the weather heats up. By following some simple irrigation system maintenance steps, you can have... View Article
Because they’re designed to be installed inside a well or water source, submersible pumps provide a higher flow rate and better water delivery than other pump types. However, it’s important to understand that not all submersible pumps are created equal. The submersible pump on your property might not work on... View Article
Regardless of your farm’s size or the crops you’re growing, an irrigation system is critical for a healthy yield. Irrigation systems supplement water supply during dry spells and help ensure equal water distribution throughout the field. But don’t just settle for any irrigation system—invest in a Reinke system. Continue reading... View Article
There are two main types of crop irrigation systems: center pivot and drip. Winter crop irrigation preparation is a must-do for anyone who relies on either system to grow crops, protecting your system from some very expensive damage. Here are some winter irrigation system preparations that you should make, depending... View Article