Customer Spotlight: In Washington State, FarmHQ Brings Andrew Albert of Andrew’s Hay “A Lot of Time Savings and Peace of Mind”

by FarmHQ | Aug 8, 2022 | Uncategorized

Andrew Albert, owner of Andrew’s Hay in Arlington, Washington, has deep roots in agriculture in the Stillaguamish River Valley.  A proud third-generation farmer, today Andrew has one of the largest hay operations in Western Washington. Each year, he and his team...

Customer Spotlight: For Gienger Farms in Oregon, FarmHQ Helps “Save the Headaches” of Pumping Manure and Irrigating for Silage on Their Dairy Operation

by FarmHQ | Jul 27, 2022 | Uncategorized

Five decades ago, Jesse Gienger’s grandfather founded their family’s dairy farm in western Oregon, just a few miles from the Pacific Ocean. Today, Gienger Farms is a busy, third-generation family dairy farm that grows grass and corn for silage. Jesse and his brother...

Introducing Our New, Third-Generation FarmHQ Device for Retrofitting Hard-Hose Irrigation Reels & Pumps

by FarmHQ | Jul 19, 2022 | Uncategorized

We’re excited to share our new, third-generation FarmHQ® retrofit cellular device for remote monitoring and control for hard-hose irrigation reels and pumps. Our device is currently available for sale in North America directly from us and our network of irrigation...

Customer Spotlight: Wylie Thulen and Pioneer Potatoes Use FarmHQ to Remove the “What-Ifs” of Irrigating High-Value Crops with Hard-Hose Reels

by FarmHQ | Jun 21, 2022 | Uncategorized

Wylie Thulen’s family has been farming potatoes in Washington State’s Skagit Valley since the early 1900s. Today, Wylie is an owner and operator of Pioneer Potatoes, which farms approximately 1,000 acres each season of potatoes, as well as barley, beets, cabbage seed,...

Customer Spotlight: “Peace of Mind” and “A Full Night’s Sleep” – Chris Stasko on the Impact of FarmHQ on His Farm in Ontario, Canada

by FarmHQ | Jun 13, 2022 | Uncategorized

Stasko Farms is a multi-generation operation in Leamington, Ontario, Canada. Chris Stasko and his family – including his father, uncle, and grandfather, now 92 and still around the farm every day – grow about 350 acres of potatoes, along with peas for...