Today we celebrate the hardworking growers who bring this iconic crop from orchard to table. Your dedication, innovation, and stewardship of the land are what make the pecan industry thrive.

At the TriCal Group, we are proud to support the pecan growers with solutions that help protect yields, improve soil health, and strengthen long-term productivity.

Every carrot begins its journey beneath the surface, where healthy soils create the foundation for strong roots and thriving crops. From the unseen work in the soil to the harvest we see above, today we celebrate the role of soil health in growing quality carrots around the world.

At Trical Group, we understand that what happens below the surface makes all the difference—because better soil leads to stronger crops and better results.

Today we celebrate the strength, leadership, and impact of women in agriculture.

On National Women in Agriculture Day, we recognize the dedication, expertise, and resilience of the women who help drive our industry forward — from the field to research, operations, and leadership.

Your work strengthens our communities, supports our growers, and shapes the future of agriculture.

At TriCal Group, we are proud to stand alongside the talented women who make our team and our industry stronger every day.

On National Agriculture Day, March 24, TriCal Group celebrates the dedication, resilience, and innovation of America’s farmers and ranchers. As American Farm Bureau President Zippy Duvall said, “Farmers are doing a good job of being sustainable, and they want to do an even better job in the future.”

TriCal Group is proud to stand with growers, supporting soil health and sustainable production for generations to come.

Caring for our people means more than supporting their work — it means supporting their well-being.

TriCal Group is proud to offer resources that help employees take care of themselves and their families, from mental health support to benefits education and wellness programs.

Healthy teams are strong teams, and we’re committed to ensuring our employees have what they need to thrive both professionally and personally.

In our latest The Dirt: A Blog article, "Why Marketable Yield Matters More Than Total Yield" Dr. Chad Hutchinson shares insights from a panel discussion with Seed World U.S. Editor Aimee Nielson and Jeff Douglas of Douglas Agricultural Services on protecting potato quality and value. From common scab management to systems thinking across genetics, soil, and targeted tools, the focus was clear. Quality is manageable when decisions work together.

At TriCal Group, training isn’t a checkbox — it’s a commitment.

From hands-on field education to leadership development and safety refreshers, Trical Group makes sure every employee has the tools and support they need to grow. When our people grow, we all grow.

What we’re focused on:

• Professional development
• Skills training
• Clear career pathways
• Safety & compliance education
• Cross-training opportunities

Proud to continue building a workplace where learning never stops.

TriCal Group and its affiliates are excited to see you all at the upcoming 2026 Potato Expo in Dallas, Texas on January 7 & 8th.

World Soil Day (Dec. 5th) highlights the essential role healthy soils play in sustainable agriculture. At TriCal Group, we believe that strong crops begin with strong soil, and we are committed to delivering science-driven solutions that protect and enhance this critical resource. As the FAO notes, “A healthy soil is the basis for healthy food production.” Today we recognize the growers, advisers, and partners who work every day to steward the soil for future generations.

TriCal Group Companies are committed to the safe and responsible use of soil fumigation. We strive to protect you, your community and the environment. Our Companies rely on decades of experience, thousands of in-field application trials, and hundreds of university research studies to find the perfect formulation that is healthy for your crops, profitable for your farm, and safe for your community.

After the strong response to August’s Soil Under Siege panel on black dot, Spud Smart and TriCal Group are bringing together three leading soil health experts for a candid discussion on common scab — one of the most stubborn and costly diseases in potatoes.

Hear from:

• Dr. Amanda Gevens, University of Wisconsin plant pathologist
• Joy Youwakim, soil microbiologist
• Dr. Chad Hutchinson, global director of potato research for TriCal Group

They’ll tackle what’s really driving common scab pressure, how soil microbes and soil fumigation interact, and what the latest research says about effective management.