Variable Rate Fertigation Made Simple! The HotSpot AG Tri-Channel Venturi Skid helps growers simplify and streamline fertigation operations without sacrificing precision. Users will gain consistent nutrient delivery and a more affordable alternative to traditional multi-channel injection systems. Designed for Growers with Multi-Channel Injection Needs Inject one material at a time between the range of 18 to 180 GPH (will vary based upon material density) Three separate channels for precise control of multiple products  Simply connect hoses and power to get started High reliability with self flushing sequence of venturi, flowmeter, and manifold before and after each injection More affordable than traditional multi-injection systems Gain Confidence, Not Complexity The Tri-Channel Venturi Fert Skid offers simple, consistent performance with fewer field visits and minimal upkeep. It’s the smarter way to inject nutrients or treat water while giving you precision, reliability

HotSpot AG is excited to welcome World Ag Expo attendees to our Training Center for an educational session as part of this year’s World Ag Expo Tours on February 10th. The tour stop offers attendees a chance to learn how growers utilize innovative HotSpot AG solutions to support best practices in water conservation through irrigation automation and optimize nutrition management with automated variable rate fertigation injection skids. Guests will be given an exclusive opportunity to witness a live demonstration and see how the HotSpot AG technology seamlessly executes complex irrigation and fertigation schedules with just a touch of a button. Within the Training Center, a condensed layout of the irrigation pipeline offers viewers a unique opportunity to see firsthand how the HotSpot software communicates in real-time with equipment out in the field. When you visit the training center, you can expect: Water savings through precise scheduling Energy reduction with pump and VFD opt

Continuous fertigation is gaining traction among growers who want to promote yield and preserve crop quality. This practice involves delivering smaller, steadier doses over the course of the crop season. Instead of applying large nutrient loads at select times during the season, maintaining a consistent injection rate that aligns closely with the crops natural uptake patterns can result in waste production and support improved crop quality and yield. In some cases, applying smaller doses within individual irrigation events can also be beneficial, but the primary value comes from season-long nutrient delivery based on the crops demand.  Field Observations and Operational Benefits  Growers are reporting a wide range of benefits from adopting continuous fertigation. For instance, almond grower Nathan Heeringa has noted improvements in almond development and overall performance when fertilizer is delivered in smaller, consistent doses. This method aligns with his broader experie

Learn expert backed strategies and witness a virtual demonstration of HotSpot's innovative technology! In case you missed it, you're still able to be part of the conversation about smarter, efficient, and sustainable practices to protect your vineyards. For more information on efficient irrigation solutions and to connect with our team, visit us at hotspotag.com. Making the Most of Limited Water Supply Precision Ag in Action – Automating Irrigation & Fertigation for Sustainability and Profitability