February 22, 2021 |
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Mitigate almond tree stress with a science-based irrigation schedule
“We can’t control the weather, but thankfully there is an increasing number of tools at growers’ disposal to make strategic irrigation decisions and mitigate risks associated with certain conditions, not just weather, but also soil conditions,” said Matt Comrey, technical nutrition agronomist, Wilbur-Ellis Agribusiness.
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Combat Bacterial Blast with CS 2005!
Almond bloom is here and conditions are proving for trees to be susceptible to bacterial blast! Give your orchard a fighting chance with CS 2005! Click here for proven results by Dr. Jim Adaskaveg to fight disease in almonds and walnuts!
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Calcium: Three Golden Rules for the almond grower
After bumper yields lifted almond growers’ hearts and spirits in 2020, it’s still too early to say how 2021 will turn out. First indications will come with February’s bloom, but it’s still not too late for some nutrition planning to maintain yield potential should 2021 deliver another season of almond-friendly conditions, said agronomist Francisco Rivera, of OMEX® Agrifluids.
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Connie Conway named 2020 Almond Champion of the Year
Connie Conway, Director of the USDA Farm Service Agency in California, has been honored as the Almond Alliance of California’s 2020 Almond Champion of the Year for the agency’s outstanding efforts in assisting almond growers with the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program.
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