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SIT Update
Research to determine why sterilized navel orangeworm moths are not flying or following pheromone plumes when they are…
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TCD Poses Threat to Walnut Production
Smaller than a grain of rice, the invasive walnut twig beetle continues to threaten California walnut production by…
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Pacific Flathead Borers are on the Move
Oregon hazelnut growers and farm managers have been notified that Pacific flathead borer (PFB) emergence is underway. Nik…
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Salt Control Program Offers Choices
A salinity management strategy that stabilizes and cost effectively restores water supplies in the Central Valley while keeping…
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Reasons for Sampling Pistachio Kernel Fill
Sampling pistachio kernels in July can help growers determine their harvest timing as well as show percentage of…
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In spite of Weather Challenges, Almond Production Increases
California almond growers expect to shake a record 2.50 billion pounds from their trees this year according to…
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Summer Monitoring for Walnut Pests
Monitoring walnut orchards for insect pests is important in the weeks leading up to harvest. The four major…
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EU Tariff Spat Targets Nuts
According to American Pistachio Growers (APG), tit for tat tariffs between the United States and the European Union…
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Hullers are Happy With Burners
The ‘stick’ solution for three Central Valley almond hullers was installation of air curtain burners. These burners are…
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Almond Growers Urged to Use CASP
This year marks the tenth anniversary of the California Almond Sustainability Program (CASP), a voluntary online tool growers…
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