walnuts
Carriere Family Farms’ expansion shows optimism for the California walnut industry.
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Third and fourth flights put walnuts at higher risk, but varieties harvested later are at an increased risk since their almond neighbors have already been harvested.
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Nut exports shipped through California ports, including the Port of Oakland, are rising, and there is little evidence that exporters are utilizing the Port of Houston as an alternative export port.
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Due to increased reports of mold appearing in walnut, new research has been funded to investigate.
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Walnut growers aren't getting all the water their plants need, and water stress at this time of year affects this crop and the crop for next year.
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Continuing with its nearly 50 years of walnut research, California Walnut Board has more projects underway to keep the industry competitive.
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Leaders of a collaborative of major agriculture associations have signed a letter calling for immediate federal effort to address the crippling trade imbalance.
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Market quality demands have surpassed the standards set in the original 1948 marketing order, and the board is looking to update.
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Seasons may be getting a bit more unpredictable, but should a surprise spring frost occur, here are some guidelines for protecting walnuts.
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A silver lining to little rainfall is low blight inoculum. UCCE offers guidance for 2022 blight sprays, including the first spray based solely on forecast weather.
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