Aguinaga Spreading Trucks

Aguinaga Green not only supplies most of the landscape companies serving Irvine, Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, and surroundings with quality mulches and soil amendments – Aguinaga supplies a majority of the agriculture growers you may notice while driving freeways in our area.

Major Agriculture suppliers we all count on for everything from peppers to strawberries – top suppliers we do not really recognize or give appropriate credit to such as Orange County Produce and Pinnacle Farms - have relied on Aguinaga, literally for family generations.

And Aguinaga not only co-ordinates soil testing and supply of soil amendments, but also owns and operates the equipment that spreads the Aguinaga processed material with soil tested and specific requirements, for our customers.

Shown here is Aguinaga equipment spreading acreage on the Great Park for Orange County Produce.

Call Aguinaga Sales with questions or requirements.

Controlling Temperature

So, what’s all the fuss about temperature in the compost??

Unlike many competitors, Aguinaga controls the temperature in our compost to assure it reaches a minimum of 131 degrees F.

Why is this important? Because, only at high temperatures all seeds and pathogens are eliminated.

Seeds, we all know about. The word pathogen comes from the Greek pathos (suffering, passion”) and gignomai “I give birth to” - - so what we have here is an infectious agent that causes disease to it’s host.

So why is Aguinaga any concern over this Greek stuff?

The key: SOIL CONTAMINATION has the longest or most potential for harboring a pathogen !!! And pathogens are responsible for the transmission of communicable disease. They are generally bacteria, viruses and parasites, such as worms, amoeabae or protozoa that invade the body and cause illness in a variety of forms.

Hundreds of pathogen have high enough survival rates they can live in an aerobic – or oxygen prevalent – environment, like compost.

That is why we daily measure the temperature of our composting piles to both to maintain or STA status and to assure that you have a great looking but dormant mulch, in your garden. And also why we absolutely do not understand why anyone would put composted biosolid waste such is available in our area, in theirs!