This video was taken after 1.2" of rain on wet soil. The first field has had Gypsum and Hi-Calcium lime applications and cover crops. Prior to these practices it was in worse condition than the others.

Harvesting the Benefits

of Gypsum and Hi Calcium Lime

We store gypsum inside

• Gypsum stays dry for best possible spread pattern
• Moisture content consistent, doesn't gain weight from rain
• We have capacity to store 6,000 tons of gypsum inside and out of the rain

They pile in your field

• Time is wasted
• Product is lost loading out of and cleaning up piles

We leave a minimal footprint on your soil

• Gypsum delivered in belt trailers loaded directly to applicator with belt conveyor
• No pile, no lost product, least possible compaction

They compact your soil

• Compacted soil in area where loaded trucks dump, turn, and a loader fills applicator
• Soil is compacted

We don't leave piles in your field

• Less waste and clean up
• More efficient application
• Double spread for even coverage

They store gypsum outside

• Exposed to weather rain/freeze that affects how the gypsum spreads
• Swells as moisture adds weight to pile changing moisture percentage of product

We offer less compaction

• No heavy loader or semi trailers
• Lightweight conveyor
• Floater moves faster across the field

Owners are directly involved

• Operate the spreader
• Meet with farmers and land owners
• Move the conveyer
• Drive the trucks

Sentinel Tribune Article:

Farmers harvest benefits of using gypsum on fields

OSU Extension Bulletin:

Gypsum as an Agricultural Amendment