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Large and Small Bug Control in Pistachio
Pistachio growers should be on the lookout for large and small bug populations in their orchards. Large and…
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Orchard Management Monthly Newsletter
Growers Should Report Winter Freeze Losses to Local Farm Service Agency Office
USDA encourages California walnut growers to report recent winter freeze losses to their local Farm Service Agency (FSA)…
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Pistachios
Emerging Pests in Pistachios
When it comes to emerging pests in pistachios, a scale and a moth loom large outside of the…
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Pistachios
Storing and Managing Harvested Nuts for Maximum Quality
Larger almond harvests mean many huller-sheller facilities will need to build stockpiles until nuts can be processed. Storing…
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Ag Industry
Stay Out of the Heat
As we start our summer months and temperatures continue to rise, it is important to understand not only…
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Walnuts
Five Things You Want to See in your Walnut Orchard in July
A mature walnut orchard in July can be a pretty quiet and hopeful place. Healthy trees are soaking…
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Hazelnuts
Hazelnut Grower Feature: Wayne and Joann Chambers
Hazelnuts are a family industry—a community of close-knit growers who help each other no matter how expansive the…
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Irrigation
Pest, Nutrition and Irrigation Considerations in a Lean Year
Low almond prices may encourage almond growers to reduce or alter management inputs for pests, nutrition and irrigation…
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Soils
Gemperle Farms Uses Regenerative Practices to Improve Soil Health
American Farmland Trust (AFT) recently released a Soil Health Farmer Profile of Rich Gemperle, who successfully adopted regenerative…
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Ag Industry
The End of Ag Burning in the San Joaquin Valley
The end to agricultural burning is now in clear sight for the San Joaquin Valley. Beginning Jan. 1,…
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