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Nitrogen is 78% of the air we breathe. 78%!? Yet we have to pour the N to our…

Pest and plant models, including UC-recommended degree day models, are available at the www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/weather. There are models for…

Fungal canker diseases and Phytopthora are two important conditions to watch for in almond orchards during the dormant…

Dealing with navel orangeworm (NOW) is a numbers game, according to agronomist and PCA Robert Smith of Ultra…

Damage caused by invasions of pocket gophers in tree nut orchards can cause losses in the 5% to…

In the worst-case scenario of next year’s water quality and availability, UCCE advisors recommend growers start evaluating and…

The 2021 walnut harvest is over, and growers have a number of considerations for their orchards as trees…

The California Pistachio Board is funding research trials to evaluate new training methods for trees against conventional methods.…

Sap analysis has proved to be an effective method for leaf tissue sampling and determining nutrient needs. Sap…

Almonds

The trend toward self-fertile almond varieties continues as a handful of nurseries have new offerings that allow growers…

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In an ongoing effort to change the way consumers think about walnuts, the California Walnut Board conducted its…

Almonds

Off-ground harvest is continuing to advance as a viable method for harvesting almonds in California, and a new…

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