Almonds
Even after a bruising year of lower earnings, crop losses and soaring production costs, California almond growers may not be willing to cut corners pollinating their trees this season.
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Almond Board of California and Drexel University are hosting a student product development competition for the first time this spring, providing students with the opportunity to develop next-genera...
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The industry will choose for one independent grower position and two independent handler positions on the board of directors. Alternate seats for those spots are also open.
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Preventative treatment with the right fungicides should give better disease control compared to spraying after infection once symptoms appear.
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After a 17-year tenure with Sterling-Rice Group, where Laura Morin spent 12 years working on Almond Board of California programs, she now joins as marketing director of North American and China for the organization.
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The summit will focus on some of the top pests and diseases in almond today, as well as provide resources for growers.
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The registration allows up to two applications under anticipated cold or freezing conditions on almonds, but is prohibited after petal fall.
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More California growers are looking to incorporate some form of agriculturally managed recharge into their water management plans, and UC Davis developed a soil tool to help determine suitability.
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