Irrigation Training Series

The integration of satellite images and Jain Logic provides the opportunity to see how the adjustments you are making (fertilizer application, water) in the field impact your plants in just a short period of time.

Observed crop ETc and crop vigor data are now available to all Jain Logic subscribers and are now being expanded.

Jain is the only company bringing together satellite imagery with ETc calculations, uniformity, weather, soil moisture monitoring, and automation control, deploying artificial intelligence and machine learning tools to help our customers get more crop per drop.

During this webinar, you will learn:

Special Guest: Jeff Tuel.

Whether you own or manage a smart controller today or are thinking about purchasing one, understanding the full value of a smart controller will improve water savings.

In this webinar, we will review what makes a smart controller smart and cover some of the more advanced features that maximize water savings. We provide actionable items that make you a better water manager right away.

In this webinar, you will learn:

Special Guest: DJ Caldwell.

Today’s irrigation world for many is unstable, and the future will be even more turbulent. Resin, cardboard, and transportation prices are through the roof. Products get more expensive every day, and even at high prices, they are tough to acquire. Simultaneously customer demands are increasing. End-user business is strong, and the current product supply situation combined with transportation challenges makes this year one of the most challenging.

Michael Pippen, Director of Business Development, worked as growers and a dealer before coming to Jain Irrigation, Inc. He has a 360-degree view of what is happening in the industry and has three key areas to focus on in the coming year to make it successful. If you are a dealer, distributor, grower, or landscape contractor, you don’t want to miss this session.

We look forward to seeing you on Friday, March 12, for this session.

Special Guest: Michael Pippen.

Determining which Emitterline, Jet, or Sprinkler will be the best application for your crop

 With so many variables impacting a decision on how to irrigate, it’s important to know the available options and how you can maximize your irrigation system for optimal performance. In this webinar, we’ll discuss three types of emission devices/irrigation systems: Double-Line Drip, Micro-Sprinkler, and Irrigation Jets. We’ll highlight the importance of all three and how to decide which irrigation device will be best suited for your farming operation.

Special Guest: Kevin Stewart.

Plant growth depends on two important natural resources — soil and water. Soil provides support and the nutrient reservoir necessary for plant growth. Water is essential for plant life processes. Effective management of these resources for crops and landscapes requires growers and landscapers to understand relationships between soil, water, and plants. This relationship is significant to irrigation users that desire to use best management practices such as irrigation scheduling.

In this webinar, you will learn:

Special Guest: Dr. Franklin Gaudi.

Charles Fishman is the author of The Big Thirst, One Giant Leap, A Curious Mind (with Brian Grazer), and The Wal-Mart Effect. He is a three-time winner of the Gerald Loeb Award, the most prestigious prize in business journalism, and we are lucky he joins us for an episode of the Jain Irrigation Training Series.

Fishman’s book, The Big Thirst, details how vital water management is to daily existence, and Fishman suggests usage patterns have become outdated and a renewed emphasis on innovation is needed.

Charles encourages all of us to rethink the way we use and value water. The Big Thirst is required reading for freshmen at over 125 colleges in the United States.

It’s been ten years since Charles published the book The Big Thirst, and he shares some insights on water and his book ten years later.

During this webinar, you will learn:

Special Guest: Charles Fishman.

Plants need water, whether it’s a green golf course, a vineyard, or almond orchard. Landscape managers and farmers must irrigate their plants, but water has become a more limited, often expensive, resource due to worldwide climate change.

This is why smart irrigation systems that water more efficiently are becoming more popular.

There is a broad spectrum of smart irrigation technology consumers can benefit from utilizing. Choosing the right technology for the situation is essential to maximize potential water savings.

Fortunately, on Friday, we have Jim Kauth, President at Aqua Trac in Arizona, helping us navigate smart irrigation. Jim’s water management involvement spans over 20 years, and he is well known in the water management industry as one of the top advisors.

Special Guest: Jim Kauth.

Red roses are a symbol of love, yellow of friendship, orange of enthusiasm, white of purity, and pink of joy. Roses are beautiful but have a reputation of being hard to care for, hard to grow, and time-consuming.

In this webinar, Andy Belingheri will take you through a series of steps you can take to make your rose growing less labor-intensive, more enjoyable, and more successful. We will also spend time teaching the steps you need to take now to kick start your roses for spring and techniques you can use in the spring that will keep your roses looking good all year long.

In this segment, you will learn:

Special Guest: Andy Belingheri.

Whole Orchard Recycling is a sustainable method of tree removal that enhances air and soil quality. Growers turn their biomass into valuable resources, and the number of growers practicing whole orchard recycling is multiplying. Whole Orchard Recycling also impacts irrigation, and with proper planning and implementation, growers can improve their soil and water management at the same time.

In this session, you will learn:

Special Guest: Cory Broad.