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​​Reinke Service Standards
Skone Irrigation, Inc. in Washington State has five Reinke Certified technicians, with four a the Platinum Plus level. 

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​The Reinke Difference
Since 1968, being different is what has made Reinke the mechanized irrigation system of choice for many growers worldwide. 

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​Tifton, Georgia Distribution Center
The southeast United States offers a temperate climate that is beneficial to growers. 

Products

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​Advanced Plus
At every opportunity, a grower asks themselves how to save money while maximizing their yields and profits.

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​Connect
Every producer is looking for ways to eliminate unnecessary costs and improve their productivity. 

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​ESAC
In 2020, Reinke again revolutionized the irrigation industry with its electronic swing arm corner (ESAC).  The ESAC 6.0 now comes standard on all new swing arm corners.

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Flex Joint Hook & Receiver
The flex joint hook and receiver is another Reinke engineering innovation.

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High-Strength Steel
More than 40 years ago, Reinke considered all the raw materials out there and determined high-strength steel stands high above the rest.

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Reinke Pipe Options
Pipe is the most fundamental component of an irrigation system. 

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Reinke V-Ring Seal
From the moment Reinke's V-ring seals are installed, they will likely never see the light of day again.

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Single-Leg Tower
Did you know you can tell a lot about a pivot by looking at its tower profile?

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Remote Management
It's amazing to be living in a digital age as we can instantly access to much information via our smart devices.

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Sprinkler Outlets
At Reinke Irrigation, a lot goes on behind the scenes to get to the moment where a water droplet reaches your field and is absorbed by the soil.

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Variable Rate Irrigation
Variable Rate Irrigation (VRI) allows you to create unique field prescriptions to apply precise amounts of water to defined sections of your field.

Case Study

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Hemp
Matthew Colley is a diversified agricultural producer. He grows grain and tobacco and raises 10,000 head of hogs along with a large poultry operation.  Colley planted a few acres of hemp in 2017 to experiment with growing the crop and processing it for cannabidiol, the nonpsychoactive cannabinoid known as CBD and used in a variety of health products.

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Advantages of Center Pivot Irrigation Versus Drip Irrigation
The goal of drip irrigation is to use minimal resources through extremely efficient water application. However, drip systems have
a number of disadvantages that should be considered before deciding if they are right for a specific field.

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Advantages of Center Pivot Irrigation Versus Flood Irrigation​
Early civilizations used flood irrigation, also known as furrow irrigation, to grow crops. Despite the many advantages of mechanized irrigation, this method is still used around the world.

Special Advisory

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Flood
With the historic floods that occurred in 2019, it was a tough year for many Midwestern growers. The situation presents an opportunity to share lessons learned and hone disaster response skills. Irrigation systems that have sustained flood damage can pose significant safety risks to operators.


Preventative Maintenance

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Year Round Preventative Maintenance
Before planting season begins, it is important to take a look at your current irrigation systems to see what preventative maintenance can be done to prevent down-time.

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Preseason Preventative Maintenance
A center pivot - like other machinery - is a substantial investment that needs to last for many years, performing when the farmer needs it most.

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Midseason Preventative Maintenance
It’s important to make sure your pivot is operating in tiptop shape no matter what time of the year.

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Postseason Preventative Maintenance
​Another year of crop irrigation is in the books and although you are ready for a well-deserved break, you do not want to overlook important end-of-season maintenance for your irrigation system. 


Crops

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Chicory
In one recent season, Andrés Villagra harvested 91 tons of chicory per hectare (37 tons per acre) — an amount he had never before obtained — from his field in central Chile’s Bío Bío region.

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Corn
Corn is an important crop for the United States economy. 

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Cotton
Every cotton producer wants to attain maximum yield potential. Irrigation is an important tool in reaching that goal.
Needed irrigation varies based on rainfall, soil type and other variables.

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Hemp
Agricultural producers across the United States are taking advantage of the opportunity to grow industrial hemp. They hope to gain a foothold in a new industry that shows strong potential for the future.

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Onion
Onion crops are highly sensitive to underwatering or overwatering.  This article discusses dry bulb onions grown in Oregon and Washington.

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Peanuts
Peanuts are a challenging but profitable crop.

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Potato
While potatoes are grown throughout the United States, the majority of the country's production of this crop comes from Idaho and Washington.

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Soybeans
Soybean growers meet a high demand for a product that has a variety of uses.

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Wheat
Wheat is the third-largest field crop produced in the United States after corn and soybeans. ​

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