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https://hortau.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/w.jpg675901One thing that we have lacked over the past two years is winter rains to help reset our soils. 2021 and 2022 irrigation management was quite tough because what problems we ended with the previous year lingered in our rootzone. In 2022 we faced both dry and salty soil conditions requiring most fields to run as much as 5” of water to refill deep moisture and leach salts. Unlike this winter, pre-season water in 2022 was applied to get soils to a tolerable EC. This year we still see regional problems with deep moisture and salt issues but on average we have seen a significant rest of our soils.