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Orchard Management Monthly Newsletter
UC Almond Variety Trials Reveal Clear Result
UC researchers plan to plant a new set of regional variety trials for almonds, adding to the growing…
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Orchard Management Monthly Newsletter
Help on the Way for Nut Export Supply Chain Issues
Ocean carriers, eager to exploit U.S. demand for imports over the last couple years, rushed empty containers back…
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Squirrel Control Requires Multiple Strategies
Understanding the biology and ecology of vertebrate pests will guide management decisions. In a UC IPM webinar, Dr.…
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LFB Pheromone Efforts Show Promise
A multi-year effort to identify and isolate compounds to make up the leaffooted bug pheromone in order to…
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Step-By-Step Diagnosis of Tree Disorders
It takes critical evaluation of the tree and the environment to correctly diagnose disorders in an orchard. In…
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Rootstocks Evaluated for Nematode Susceptibility
The reputation of pistachio trees being resistant to plant-parasitic nematodes stems from times when different rootstocks were used.…
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Walnut Scale Can Lead to Higher BOT Infection Rates
Walnut scale and Botryosphaeria (BOT) are not new issues in walnut production and separately can affect tree health.…
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Temperatures May Affect Hull Split Timing
Fluctuating temperatures this spring may serve as a warning to almond growers and PCAs that timing hull split…
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2022 Almond Acreage and Crop Reports Released
California’s almond acreage continues to grow, but at a gradually slowing rate, according to two new reports released…
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Drones for Bird Control in Pistachios
Pistachio growers, focused on preventing crop losses due to crows and ravens, have employed various noisemaking and scaring…
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