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New Tools Aid in Monitoring for Beneficial’s in the Orchard
Decision support and management tools for insect pests in walnuts and almonds continue to be refined by University…
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Ag Industry
Farming is the Family Tradition at Heinrich Farms
Agriculture runs deep in the Heinrich family. You could even say it is in their blood. Gordon Heinrich,…
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Walnuts
Training Young Walnut Trees
Young walnut trees, like young children, need to be trained, and if not trained correctly, the outcome could…
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Ag Industry
Study Shows Sharp Jump in Input Costs for Almonds
A review of almond cost studies over the last two decades reveals that costs to establish and maintain…
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Ag Industry
Food Safety Modernization Act
While much of the attention of late has been focused on the Produce Safety Rule for farms and…
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Healthy Soils Program Accepting Applications
California Department of Food and Agriculture’s Healthy Soils Program will be accepting applications for grants until June 26.…
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Brighter Outlook for Hazelnuts
Hazelnut Growers Bargaining Association Executive Director Terry Ross is optimistic about the 2020 ‘on-year’ crop of Oregon hazelnuts…
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Warm Winter Favors Insect Growth
With the end of a mild winter, expectations are high that insect pest pressure in tree nut orchards…
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Making Walnut Replants
Deciding whether or not a replant is feasible in a walnut orchard should be the first consideration when…
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Disease
Bacterial Canker and Blast in California Almond Trees
Bacterial blast and bacterial canker are caused by the bacterium Pseudomonas syringae pv. syringae (Pss). Both diseases are…
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Processing
Putting Almond Waste to Good Use
Make electricity from almonds trees? Convert almond wood waste into a biopesticide? Those are intriguing business plans put…
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Pest
Gains Being Made in SIT NOW Research
Hopes that sterile insect technology (SIT) can offer a viable alternative for controlling navel orangeworm (NOW) in tree…
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