Crop Protection for Central Valley Growers
Walk Fields. Get Answers.
20+ licensed PCAs covering nearly every Valley crop. Clear recommendations. Practical solutions.
Serving the Crops That Feed Our Communities
Stone Fruit • Citrus • Tree Nuts • Vineyards • Row Crops • Alfalfa & Hay • Berries • Avocados
With decades of field experience, our team helps growers protect crop health, improve yields, and navigate the challenges of modern agriculture.
The Right Experience in the Right Field
Every grower is different, and every crop has its own challenges. We match you with a PCA whose expertise fits your operation, backed by a team of more than 20 licensed PCAs covering nearly every crop grown in the Valley.
We don’t estimate pressure. We measure it.
A recommendation is only as good as the information behind it. Three things feed every recommendation we write.
Field scouting
Your PCA walks the blocks on a schedule through the season, tracking pressure as it actually develops rather than reacting to damage after it shows.
Trap monitoring
Traps run through the season give you real counts and real timing, so treatment decisions land in the window that matters instead of on the calendar.
Lab results
Extensive lab work backs up what we see in the field. We read the reports and turn them into a recommendation you can act on — not a stack of numbers to interpret yourself.
The paperwork, handled
We provide the Use Report documentation for our growers. Every recommendation is written down — product, rate and timing — and the reporting that goes with pest management comes from us, so your records are complete without you chasing them.
Organic ground leaves less room for a late call
Fewer approved materials, tighter timing, and a smaller margin for error — organic blocks demand that monitoring actually be on schedule. We build organic-approved programs around the products that meet the needs of the field in front of us, with the same scouting, trapping and lab work behind every recommendation.
What GAR Does
- Season-long field scouting and trap monitoring
- Lab analysis, and recommendations built from the results
- Written crop protection recommendations
- Organic-approved programs and products
- Use Report documentation for growers
- Supplying the products we recommend
What working with a GAR PCA looks like
1 · Learn Your Ranch
Blocks, varieties, pest history, and what results you expect.
2 · Crop Plan
Every recommendation is delivered in writing with product, rate, and timing clearly outlined, so you get a clear direction.
3 · Monitor and Execute
Regular scouting, trapping, and field observations help catch issues early and protect yield potential.