Center pivot irrigation works naturally within a circle, but West Texas farm fields do not always fit that shape. Property lines, roads, field boundaries, playas, and other obstacles can leave productive corners outside the reach of a conventional pivot. For growers around Seminole and Morton, a swing arm corner system can... View Article
High energy costs are a constant concern for agricultural operations across Cochran County. Whether you’re irrigating cotton, sorghum, wheat, or forage crops, inefficient pumping systems can quietly drive up monthly operating expenses while reducing overall productivity. Improving pump efficiency through custom rebuilds is one practical way to reduce unnecessary energy... View Article
Summer in the South Plains can push irrigation systems to their limits. Long stretches of hot, dry weather mean center pivots often run for extended periods, making preseason center pivot maintenance one of the smartest investments growers can make before peak irrigation demand arrives. Quick Answer Preparing your center pivot... View Article
When the growing season arrives in the Texas Panhandle and South Plains region, every hour of downtime on your irrigation system translates directly into crop stress and yield loss. For producers across Gaines County and the surrounding area, having the right Reinke pivot parts on hand before the season heats up... View Article
For farmers working smaller plots or oddly shaped land, getting water where it needs to go has always been a challenge. Traditional irrigation methods often waste water, require heavy labor, or simply do not scale down efficiently. That is where the Reinke Minigator pivot steps in as a practical, field-tested solution.... View Article