Allie Cushnyr Joins Holloway as Senior Agronomist
Sarah Porter2025-07-03T15:01:38-07:00Senior Agronomist, Allie Cushnyr helps growers through her knowledge and passion for advancing the next iteration of agronomy.
Senior Agronomist, Allie Cushnyr helps growers through her knowledge and passion for advancing the next iteration of agronomy.
Senior Sales Associate, Steve Haught has a unique mind for logistics and getting things where they need to be, when they need to be there
Holloway's team will be on hand at World Ag Expo in Tulare, Calif., on Feb. 11-13, 2025. Visit Holloway at Booth #3505 in Building C of the International Agri-Center.
Most boys love playing with Tonka trucks in the dirt. And some boys never grow out of it. Gypsum Pit Forman Mikeal Parker has been playing in the dirt at Holloway for more than 25 years and shows no signs of abandoning that playful spirit.
The first thing you need to know about Sales and Account Manager, Brooke Ranes is that she’s a problem solver. Brooke has a mind for logistics and is solutions driven, something any grower can appreciate in an ever-evolving landscape.
As of July 14, hull split is finally starting to show on some almond blocks in the south Valley, weeks later than we traditionally see due to the wet weather and cooler temperatures affecting this season.
University of California Cooperative Extension experts are now noting “it may take a year before damage to Central Valley orchards from the winter and spring barrage of atmospheric rivers is fully known."
Watch on demand as Holloway CEO Brian Maxted and Director of Agronomy Steve Lenander host World Ag Expo seminar presentation on "Bringing Our Soils Back to Life."
Matt Woessner is one of those people you can’t help but like. You can feel his genuine smile and warmth from the moment you meet him.
Following up after the recent storms that slammed California the first two weeks of the year, Holloway CEO Brian Maxted and Director of Agronomy Steve Lenander revisit a customer almond orchard on Jan. 18 to see how soil amendments such as gypsum and compost helped improve ponding and water infiltration issues.