Almonds

Boron and zinc: the almond postharvest duo

Fall applications can mean increased production and money saved. ... more »

Almonds No. 1 in Fresno County’s Top 10 Crops listing

The nation's top food-producing county ranks almonds No. 1 and pistachios No. 3 in the recently released report for Fresno County's 2020 agricultural production value. more »

Leadership program offers insight into almond industry, builds relationships

Sponsored by the Almond Board of California, the program provides perspective on many industry issues, as well as sheds light on other sectors of the supply chain, to a diverse group of people representing various aspects of the industry. more »

Gladstone Land acquires almond orchard in California

Gladstone Land Corp. acquired 219 acres with two irrigation water sources for $3.3 million, adding to its portfolio of 160 farms over 108,000 acres in 14 states, including its 45,000 acre-feet of banked water in California. more »

2021 Field Day: Nematode management in walnut and almond

A day for each walnut and almond, the field day will examine nematode management studies at the Kearney Agricultural Research and Extension Center. more »

Perennial plants among rain-fed almond trees curbs climate change

Cover crops, reduced tilling and compost are common farming practices for sustainability, but European researchers are determining that the introduction of perennial plants – such as thyme – in almond can help mitigate climate change. more »

Almond orchard recycling and the second life of the trees

Whole orchard recycling works on a number of levels by giving trees a second life after they have been pulled out of the earth, including increasing water holding capacity and sequestering carbon. more »

North American Pollinator Protection Campaign honors almond growers of California

The organization has only given out its Business for Bees Sustainability Award once before, and this time presented it to the Almond Board of California. more »