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Late Season Mite Control Relies on Preserving Natural Predators
Preserving beneficial mite predator populations can be part of a late season mite management strategy in almonds. Almond…
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Orchard Management Monthly Newsletter
Preventing Frost Damage in Young Walnut Trees
California’s hot, sometimes smoky September weather generally doesn’t trigger concerns about frost damage in young walnuts, but retired…
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Effectiveness of Fall Zinc Applications in Pistachio
Zinc sulfate applications have been used by pistachio growers to hasten defoliation in trees in October with the…
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Kern County Ag Day 2019
On October 24th, 2019 in Bakersfield, Calfiornia, Kern County Ag Day will take place at the Kern County…
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Compost – Is It Right for My Operation?
Compost is defined by the University of California Solution Center for Nutrient Management as the product of controlled…
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Fertilization: Important Points to Consider When Fertilizing Hazelnuts
Telly Wirth, of Tangent, in Oregon’s Willamette Valley, has this take on fertilizing hazelnuts: With each grower, each…
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Wet, Cool Spring Impacts Disease, Pests in Orchards
All Photos Courtesy of Justin Nay While this year’s late rains may be a benefit in postponing the…
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