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Current orchard water status

October 23rd, 2020
By Blake L Mccullough-Sanden, Blake L Mccullough-Sanden
PRESSURE BOMB COMPARISON ACROSS ALL FIELDS The above figure for 2020 shows that the non-saline Eastside and Westside fields are closer than they were for 2019 until the end of August.
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Current orchard water status and August 31, 2020 CERES imagery

September 18th, 2020
By Blake L Mccullough-Sanden, Blake L Mccullough-Sanden
PRESSURE BOMB COMPARISON ACROSS ALL FIELDS The above figure for 2020 shows that the non-saline Eastside and Westside fields are closer than they were for 2019 until the end of August. At this time the non-saline east field is showing the greatest stress at -14 bars.
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Current orchard water status, June 19, 2020 CERES imagery

July 21st, 2020
By Blake L Mccullough-Sanden
Blogs 1 and 2 from May and June were rather complicated discussions of remote sensing imagery (focusing mostly on CERES images of these pistachio demo fields) and why the red (dry) to blue (wet) colorized image scale doesn't always remain constant from one image event to the next.
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Follow-up on CERES water-stress imagery color scale, adequacy of winter recharge and new remote sensing satellite product from Agralogic collaborating with Jain Logic

June 18th, 2020
By Blake L Mccullough-Sanden, Blake L Mccullough-Sanden
This is the second BLOG for our 2020 Pistachio Irrigation Demo where we will attempt to put up relevant data and images to help growers see alternative monitoring methods in action over 3 different mature pistachio production orchards from Eastside to Westside, non-saline to saline soils.
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