A Better Way to Trellis
Sometimes you need to shake things up to bring the cost of business down. For vineyards, orchards, hop yards, and nut farms, it’s Harvest Pillar — prestressed concrete trellis posts.
What Can Harvest Pillar Do for Your Crops?
Saves you money.
Every season.
Trellis systems can cost you a small fortune to maintain. Stop repairing and start replacing with Harvest Pillar posts.
Keeps the pests away.
Every time.
Harvest Pillar does not attract pests and diseases like wood posts. And they don't rust like steel. Make your harvests more fruitful with concrete trellis posts.
Withstands all weather.
Every day.
Concrete lasts ten times as long as wood and steel combined. Weather the elements with durable high quality prestressed concrete posts from Harvest Pillar.
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Why Concrete?
Concrete is made of cement, gravel, sand, water, and air. It’s a simple mixture that stands the test of time. After water, concrete is the most widely used substance on Earth. Why? Because it’s durable.
Prestressed Flexibility
Our trellis posts are made of prestressed concrete. We encase steel tendons right into the concrete mixture. It’s a design engineered to be both durable and flexible for maximum shakeability.
Withstands Mechanical Harvesting
Trellis posts made with prestressed concrete are ideal for mechanical harvesting. Flexible enough to shake them. Durable enough not to break them.
What Industry Professionals Are Saying
Prestressed concrete posts used in agriculture trellis offer a reliable solution to growers looking to maximize longevity, repeatability, and strength. The wide variety of applications and bolt on accessories is appealing for trellis and covering systems in agriculture production. With a committed domestic producer in the United States, the availability is now unquestioned.
TrellX
We always love to produce what we’re making. To make the best beer possible, we thought it best that we start growing hops. Grow some delicious hops. Make some delicious beer. So we put in a hop yard. For trellis posts, we went through wood options, we went through steel options. We ended up going with concrete because nothing is going to bring them down.
Sciabica Family California Olive Oil & Gourmet Foods
Proponents of concrete say the posts last longer than wood, often longer than the orchards or vineyards they support. They can be reused, even moved. They qualify for organic production right away, without the three-year transition period required for treated wood posts. They also are more uniform in size, making their brackets and other accessories more interchangeable.
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