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The importance of MAP to the walnut industry outlined

Building an increasing global demand for walnuts boosts exports, and access to grant programs helps industry professionals share the costs of international marketing. more »

USDA announces dates for Pecan Marketing Order Continuance Referendum

Growers meeting the pecan production minimums in the 15-state production area can cast their votes on whether to continue the order. more »

‘Fritz’ hits the road to promote Almond Board of California resources

Almond Board of California is loading up informational packets and hitting the road with Fritz the almond van to visit 20 locations throughout California's almond growing region. more »

Pecan Field Day slated for April 29 in Seguin, Texas

Texas A&M AgriLife is covering timely information in preparation for next year's crop, including orchard management, integrated pest management and fungicides. more »

Pecan fungicide schedules in Georgia presented

Pecan scab is a constant battle in Georgia, and UGA pecan expert Lenny Wells created an easy-to-follow table of timings for low, medium and high input cultivars. more »

Keeping California a powerhouse of almond production

This high-input crop may in some ways resemble a forest, but nitrogen budgets and nutrient management are key to healthy environments and crops. more »

Almond production in Spain remains stable in the long term, despite deficit irrigation

Like in California, Spain grapples with irrigation water issues in almond. Agronomic research tackles water and high density planting to see what the future might yield. more »

Join Michigan State University and fellow growers for weekly Chestnut Chat series

This free series starting in May provides weekly informal sessions about crop updates and research. more »