The People Behind Your Success
For three generations, GAR has helped Central Valley growers navigate the opportunities and challenges that come with every season. From the field to the warehouse to the office, our team works together to deliver the expertise, service, and support growers depend on.

Successful crops don’t happen by accident.
They require planning, monitoring, timely decisions, product availability, accurate recommendations, and reliable execution. That’s why GAR brings together experienced PCAs, agronomists, warehouse professionals, certified drivers, technicians, and support staff who share one goal:
When challenges arise, our team responds quickly so growers can stay focused on what matters most.
Agriculture has never been easy.
Weather, pests, disease pressure, water availability, regulations, labor challenges, and changing economics can impact every acre.
For more than 75 years, our role has been the same:
We help identify problems early, develop practical solutions, and keep operations moving so growers can make confident decisions throughout the season.

Crop Advisors (PCAs)
Our licensed PCAs work directly with growers to monitor crop health, identify opportunities, diagnose issues, and develop recommendations tailored to each operation.

Operations & Warehouse
The best recommendations mean nothing without execution. Our warehouse and operations teams ensure products are available, staged, and ready when growers need them.

Drivers & Delivery
Timing matters in agriculture. Our certified Class-A drivers help keep growers on schedule by delivering products safely and efficiently throughout the Valley.

Office & Support Staff
Behind every successful recommendation, delivery, and order is a team making it happen. Our office staff coordinates communication, logistics, inventory, compliance, and customer service.
A Third-Generation Commitment
GAR has been family-owned and operated since 1949.
We’ve experienced droughts, freezes, floods, changing regulations, economic downturns, and some of the most challenging periods in California agriculture. Through it all, one thing has remained constant:
We’re not chasing quarterly numbers. We’re building long-term relationships that help Valley agriculture remain productive for generations to come.
