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Practical AgTech insights, crop science, and field-tested advice from a family that has spent decades in Southwest agriculture.

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Drone Technology

How Drone Technology Is Transforming Precision Agriculture in the Southwest

FPV and fixed-wing drones are reshaping how farmers in Arizona and the Desert Southwest monitor crop health, apply inputs, and manage water — all with greater accuracy and less waste than traditional methods.

May 15, 20266 min read
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Agronomy

Why Working with a Certified Crop Adviser Makes a Difference

A CCA brings independent, science-based guidance to your operation. Learn what the certification means, what standards CCAs are held to, and how that translates to better outcomes for your farm.

April 28, 20265 min read
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Orchard rows in the Southwest
Crop Inputs

Biostimulants in the Desert Southwest: What the Research Actually Shows

Products like Ferticell and Liventia have generated real interest among growers. We break down the science behind biostimulants, which crops benefit most, and how to evaluate claims before committing resources.

April 10, 20267 min read
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Water Management

Water Efficiency Technologies Every Arizona Grower Should Know About

With water scarcity a defining challenge for Southwest agriculture, new sensor networks, soil moisture monitoring, and AI-driven irrigation scheduling are giving growers more control than ever before.

March 22, 20268 min read
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Strategy

A Framework for Evaluating New AgTech Products Before You Buy

The market is flooded with new agricultural technology products every season. Here is the structured evaluation process we use at Diaz Ag to separate genuine breakthroughs from expensive distractions.

March 5, 20266 min read
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International

Technology Transfer Between Mexico and the U.S.: Lessons from the Field

Having worked extensively in both Central Mexico and the Desert Southwest, we have seen firsthand which technologies translate across the border — and which ones require significant adaptation.

February 18, 20265 min read
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