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April Leaf Analysis
Matching nitrogen demand with almond orchard productivity starts with April leaf tissue sampling. According to Sebastian Saa, senior…
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What’s New in Pollination
Ensuring pollinator health is an important part of the almond industry’s future. Josette Lewis, Almond Board of California’s…
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Organic Walnuts
Quality organically grown walnuts are not produced with neglect but with careful planning and management. Rachel Elkins, UCCE…
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Whole Orchard Cover Crops
Cover crops and chips from orchard removal are proving to be opportunities to enhance orchard health rather than…
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Choosing, Planting and Pruning Hazelnut Pollinizers
A hazelnut tree cannot self-pollinate. It needs a pollinizer in order to set nuts. After you’ve decided on…
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Farm Advisor Spotlight: Luke Milliron
When Luke Milliron enrolled in a class about world food and hunger at Butte Community College, he didn’t…
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Farm Advisor Spotlight: Franz Niederholzer
Sometimes our professional paths are shown to us at an early age, as was the case with Franz…
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Grower Grants for Soil Improvement
California Department of Food and Agriculture is offering grants of up to $100,000 to growers who are planning…
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Almond Board of California Announces Pollinator Protection Plan
Doubling down on attention to pollinator health, California’s almond community has announced a five point Pollinator Protection Plan…
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New Mexico Pecan Harvest
New Mexico State University Extension pecan specialist Richard Heerema said that state’s pecan harvest has been a little…
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