Issue link: http://read.dmtmag.com/i/851422
44 AUGUST 2017 GOOD FRUIT GROWER www.goodfruit.com The essential resource Download the app at www.goodfruit.com/app or the Google Play or Apple app stores. News . Latest Updates Photos . Videos Good Fruit Grower on your mobile device. GOOD DEALS SAFETY EQUIPMENT Products & Solutions for Agricultural Safety • Chemical Gloves • Full-Face Respirator • Half-Face Respirator • Chemical Splash Goggles • Chemical Resistant Boots • Disposable and Reusable Suits Available Add a Cooling-Vest on hot days as a heat stress precaution www.oxarc.com Washington - Idaho - Oregon Shop Online 1-800-765-9055 Safety First: Follow chemical manufacturer's guidelines for decontaminating the spray suite. Do not use suit if there are cuts, holes, tears, missing snaps, or separated seams. Chemical Protective Suit The essential resource Download the app at www.goodfruit.com/app or the Google Play or Apple app stores. News . Latest Updates Photos . Videos device. Download the app at www.goodfruit.com/app or the Google Play or Apple app stores. News . Latest Updates Photos . Videos Get the app that puts all of Good Fruit Grower on your mobile device. The essential resource Download the app at www.goodfruit.com/app or the Google Play or Apple app stores. News . Latest Updates Photos . Videos Get the app that puts all of Good Fruit Grower on your mobile device. The essential resource Download the app at www.goodfruit.com/app or the Google Play or Apple app stores. News . Latest Updates Photos . Videos Get the app that puts all of Good Fruit Grower on your mobile device. Luis Solari joins Nutrient Technologies N utrient Technologies has hired Luis Solari as its director of development and technical support. Solari specializes in agricultural prod- u c t d e v e l o p m e n t and management and has experience advancing product innovations from conception through commercialization. Solari previously worked for Wilbur Ellis, Marrone Bio I n n o v a t i o n s a n d Monsanto. Solari's new role will focus on field trials, coordinating independent research, product research and development, and expanding offerings to customers. New system allows tracking in case of recall D ynamic Systems of Redmond, Washington, has introduced its SIMBA 2017 system. SIMBA, which stands for Specialized Inventory Management with Barcode Accuracy, allows grow- ers, packers and shippers to trace their products in the event of a recall. The system has a touch screen enabling moni- toring of pack lines in real time, to know what's in inventory and to record shipments. For more information, visit www.dynamic-sys- temsinc.com. Washington Tractor awards scholarships T he Hamilton Youth Foundation of Washington Tractor has awarded six $1,000 scholar- ships and two $1,500 scholarships to students in Washington's Okanogan, Chelan and Ferry counties. The recipients are Daniel Luquin of Brewster, Jessica Oules and Bryce Robison of Chelan, Neil Carleton of Manson, Olivea Oyler of Okanogan, Cassandra Lange of Omak, Derek Robinson of Pateros and Brenden Asmussen of Tonasket. A fixed percentage of Washington Tractor's sales are used to fund the scholarships. For more information, go to www.washington- tractor.com. New wider sorter from Key Technology K ey Technology has introduced its VERYX B140 sorter. The B140 is a medium capacity belt-fed sorter with a 1,400-millimeter-wide inspection zone, which is 15 percent wider than other similarly sized sorters. The B140 maximizes the detection and removal of foreign material and defective product, while minimizing false rejection of acceptable product. The sorter is designed for production lines run- ning 6 to 12 tons per hour. For more information, go to www.key.net/ products/veryx. New press prints custom stake tags, hang tags, more P rimera Technology is now shipping a new, on-demand, full-color tag press. The GP3000 was developed specifically for the horticulture industry and prints both sides of pre- cut stake tags, hang tags, bench cards and other types of tags and signage. A built-in cutter trims the edges for full-bleed tags. The resulting tags are dispensed stacked and ready to use, with no tearing required. The machine allows growers to print tags as needed, without long lead times and order estima- tion required by off-site printers. Users can change text, graphics and logos on the fly. The GP3000 is priced at $9,495, with an optional stacker available at $2,495. Complete details are available at www.primerahort.com. GOOD STUFF A selection of the latest products and services for tree fruit and grape growers Luis Solari Vineyard/Orchard Weed Control WonderWeeder.com Vineyard/Orchard Weed Control Cut or Eliminate Your Chemical Weeding Costs! See for yourself at: WonderWeeder.com MADE IN USA EQUIPMENT The essential resource Download the app at www.goodfruit.com/app or the Google Play or Apple app stores. News . Latest Updates Photos . Videos The essential resource Download the app at www.goodfruit.com/app or the Google Play or Apple app stores. News . Latest Updates Photos . Videos device. 1-800-487-9946 l getit@goodfruit.com CONTACT OUR SALES TEAM By providing superior and ethical editorial content, we set the stage for your compelling message to be seen by growers.