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Pest & Disease
Fairer Weather Brings Better Harvesting Conditions for Almonds
Warm, dry conditions dominated the weather in California’s central valley during September, providing good support for the 2026 harvest. Daily maximum temperatures ranged predominately between mid-80’s and mid-90’s with highest …
Fairer Weather Brings Better Harvesting Conditions for Almonds
Warm, dry conditions dominated the weather in California’s central valley during September, providing good support for the 2026 harvest. Daily maximum temperatures ranged predominately between mid-80’s and mid-90’s with highest …
Fairer Weather Brings Better Harvesting Conditions for Almonds
Warm, dry conditions dominated the weather in California’s central valley during September, providing good support for the 2026 harvest. Daily maximum temperatures ranged predominately between mid-80’s and mid-90’s with highest …
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Common Tree Disease May Contribute to Reduced Orchard Longevity
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Leading Entomologist and PCA: How to Control Navel Orangeworm and Aflatoxin
Honey Bees Can Detect Viruses in Food
Blue Diamond Releases Early June Crop Report
Annihilating Nematodes in the Tree Nut Orchard
How to Protect Your Almonds from Navel Orangeworm and Other Pests
New Pesticides Could Better Control Mite Disease in Honey Bees
USDA NIFA Launches Grants Opportunity to Combat Emerging Ag Threats
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Fungicide Drenching to Combat Hazelnut Blight
Phytophthora Sampling in the Stockton East Water District
Preventing Bacterial Blast Damage in 2026
Almond Conference Updates Growers on Best Practices for Bees & Pollination
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Hazelnut Farmer Finds Clever Way to Handle Squirrel Trouble
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CAPCA on the Rise & Role of Biologicals in Crop Protection
2025 Results of Pre-Emergent Herbicide Demonstration Trial for Walnut
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How to Effectively Control Rats on California Farms in a State of Emergency
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How to Manage Voles on the Farm & New Research Underway at Oregon State University
American Pistachio Growers Awarded $1 Million for Regional Pest Management Collaboration
