March/April 2024
The blight phase of Botryosphaeria diseases in nut crops of California
Diseases caused by fungi members in the family of Botryosphaeriaceae (Bot) are characterized mainly by the development of cankers. »
2024 Tree nut outlook: An early look at what’s ahead this year
While official estimates on tree nut crops won’t be released until May at the earliest, it’s never too early to start looking at expectations. Some of the industry’s leading voices offer opinion... more
Hazelnut crop concerns over new strain of Eastern filbert blight
A recent interview with Nik Wiman, associate professor and orchard specialist at Oregon State University (OSU), uncovered a pressing concern for hazelnut growers: the emergence of a new stra... more
Leger & Son hedges to protect pecan groves from hurricanes
Leger & Son implements sustainable practices that have allowed this third-generation Georgia, family operation grow pecans for nearly six decades. »
The surprising challenge: Why do most succession plans fail?
In our previous articles we’ve explored the importance of planning, and why every operation needs two separate succession plans. But even operations that have plans in place sometimes fail... more
Buzz pollination
Buzz pollination A look into Koppert’s services that work in conjunction with honeybees to maximize efforts. »
‘Spoon-feeding’ nitrogen to almond trees helps maximize investment, minimize inefficiencies
Nutrient application, such as nitrogen application, is undoubtedly one of the most important “make or break” economic and environmental decisions almond growers make. Not only can nitrog... more
Editor’s Letter: Spring into success
In this issue, we have a variety of information, across crops and topics to provide resources for you, including information on grower Leger & Son, blight phase of Botryosphaeria diseases and more. »We're happy to provide a sampling of the articles in this issue. To receive full issues of National Nut Grower, please subscribe.
