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Staying safe around equipment, watching for heat-causing friction and paying attention to unusual sounds are some of the…

After elevated levels of mold were found in the 2018 walnut harvest, UC Davis plant pathologist Themis Michailides…

For Kern County farmer Kent Stenderup, biocontrol is the way to go when it comes to controlling spider…

Using weather-based evapotranspiration rates as a guide for irrigating young orchards can be a helpful water management tool,…

Almonds

Mallvinder Kahal, operations manager for Kahal Farms in Madera, Calif., said reducing dust at harvest has saved money…

Almonds

It is rare that an almond orchard or a site to be planted to almonds will have just…

Irrigation

Pecan production in southern New Mexico is growing. Every year, additional acres of new trees can be spotted…

Pest

Wildlife species are well known for causing damage in nut orchards. Burrowing rodents such as ground squirrels, pocket…

Ag Industry

COVID-19 has been devastating. More than 100,000 lives in the United States have been lost and the State…

Ag Industry

I tend to ask a bunch of questions with my growers. It really bothers me when a new…

Ag Industry

This year’s almond, pistachio and walnut harvests may look a little different than they have in the past.

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