Pearls tractors and field equipment ready for scheduled work

Six service lanes

Six field operations, defined for growers.

Six things we do. Each page explains what the crew does and what we need from you to evaluate the work.

01 · Services

Start with the crop, block, and operating window.

No generic packages. We define each assignment around your block, your standard, and your dates.

Harvest Operations
01 · Current-season field execution
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Harvest Operations

Day and night harvest crews coordinated around the block release, picking window, fruit handling, and in-field logistics.

  • Day and night hand harvest
  • Crew call, row release, and block sequencing
  • Picking, sorting, and careful fruit handling
  • Bin and tote staging in the field
Orchard Operations
02 · Almond and olive field work
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Orchard Operations

Orchard crews and equipment support for almonds and olives—from harvest preparation and fruit handling through row, floor, and seasonal maintenance.

  • Almond harvest floor preparation
  • Sweeping and windrowing
  • Pickup support and in-field logistics
  • Olive hand-harvest labor and fruit handling
Vineyard Labor Crews
03 · Task-specific field staffing
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Vineyard Labor Crews

Supervised crews sized around the block, field task, work standard, schedule, and production window.

  • Seasonal peak and recurring labor
  • Task-specific crew sizing
  • Crew lead and field supervision
  • Day, night, and scheduled field shifts
Vineyard Management
04 · Dormancy through post-harvest
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Vineyard Management

Row-level execution across pruning, vine training, canopy and crop adjustment, replants, trellis, drip, and recurring block maintenance.

  • Dormant spur or cane pruning to block specifications
  • Tying, training, and young-vine care
  • Suckering and shoot thinning
  • Shoot positioning, tucking, and hedging
Spraying & Crop Protection
05 · Licensed field application
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Spraying & Crop Protection

Licensed agricultural applications carried out to the approved field program, label, timing, notification, and worker-safety requirements.

  • Licensed vineyard and orchard applications
  • Dormant, in-season, and post-harvest timing
  • Field, acreage, and application-window coordination
  • Pre-application notice and worker coordination
Consultation & Work Planning
06 · Field walk and work planning
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Consultation & Work Planning

A property-level review to define the crop, block, access, timing, labor, equipment, and sequence before work is scheduled.

  • Property and block walk
  • Crop, acreage, and access review
  • Labor and equipment fit
  • Seasonal work sequencing

02 · First conversation

Task. Acreage. Location. Timing.

Send those four and we’ll tell you whether the work fits the current schedule.

Start a request

The next step

Tell us what the property needs.

The team will review the work, location, and timing before following up.

Request a crew