Nuts

Texas Pecan Short Course scheduled for June

Participants will learn about everything from basic tree physiology to grafting, irrigation to budget prep so they can establish and manage a pecan orchard. more »

Almond Board recently welcomes new field outreach specialist

Serving almond growers from Sacramento to Merced, Michael Roots will deliver resources and offer guidance for multiple Almond Board of California programs. more »

Iron deficiency of almond pinpointed

A prime culprit of interveinal chlorosis on new growth, a few strategies can correct iron deficiency. more »

USDA-NASS forecasts larger almond crop

Even as water continues to weigh on the industry, the National Agricultural Statistics Service predicts production at 3.2 billion pounds. more »

Genus Neurocolpus, potential pest of Arizona pecans, brings concerns

Though this insect seems to only be feeding on catkins, there's concern it may move to the young nut and follow in the footsteps of California pistachios. more »

May walnut orchard management considerations offered

May can be a busy time for walnut growers, and this list from University of California Cooperative Extension can be a quick and easy reminder of what needs to be done this time of year. more »

Machine vision system created for almond grading and safety

Australia's almond industry is worth over $1 billion AUD and exports to over 50 countries. Now, a new machine just might change the scene on manual grading. more »

Arkansas pecans: Freeze, pecan scab and upcoming Lunch and Learns

Though there appears to be minimal damage, the story may be different for flowers that were already developed prior to the freeze. more »