By Region

Michigan chestnut crop report for the week of June 28, 2021

Pollen shed, pest emergence, pest management windows and a heavy dose of precipitation signal an active chestnut season for the state. more »

New York Nut Growers Association Summer Meeting set for July 24

After a morning dedicated to various aspects of nut growing, attendees with be able to network, share information and spend the rest of the day touring nut orchards. Membership not required. more »

Beating Georgia’s pecan scab

Two varieties have held the market for decades. New varieties hold promise against the industry’s biggest pest. ... more »

All hail Mother Vlach

This viable rootstock for walnuts stands the test of time. ... more »

Cost-effective alternatives offered to replace ag burning for orchard removal

Agricultural burning in California is being phased out by 2024, with some areas being phased out sooner. An in-person event demonstrated various equipment to use as alternatives. more »

Making the most of pecans in the Southeast

Nut drop tells growers important things about tree stress, and the two phases of nut production have very different requirements. more »

Hazelnuts: An emerging new crop for the Upper Midwest

Growers are getting in on the ground level of what looks like a promising tree nut industry. ... more »

Almond Board briefs congressional caucus about pollinator coalition

As one of four speaker and the only representative from agriculture, Almond Board's Josette Lewis detailed why the California Pollination Coalition's collaborative conservation is a strong example of environmental alliances. more »