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Almonds
Two nurseries plan to begin marketing what some in the industry consider the Holy Grail of almond trees, self-fertile Nonpareils that don’t require…
Ag Industry
It’s Jason Scott here, publisher of West Coast Nut. Let’s have a candid chat about the ever-changing landscape of our industry and why rolling with…
Orchard Management Monthly Newsletter
Uncategorized
Welcome to 2025 and another year of farming experience. A farming buddy of mine, Tim Larson, said he didn’t have 35 years of farming experience; he…
Pistachios
Pistachio orchards in need of a biological control tool for destructive rodents and FFA students looking for useful projects came together last…
Nut Crops
Ready or not, here we go again! February is the month when the crop potential is set. Lights on and all hands on deck.
Almonds
With the Trump administration back in the White House, the president’s pledge to impose steep tariffs on countries like China and implement stricter…
Almonds
Protein-feeding ants can cause significant nut damage between shaking and pickup while the nuts are on the ground. Treatment needs to come well in…
Cover Crop
Soil compaction has been a near-constant issue for growers throughout human history. Compaction reduces crop yields, decreases the amount of water…
Pest Management
Designing, analyzing and refining a pest management plan for nut crops includes data collection as well as good decisions.
