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California Tree Nut Report

 This program focuses on the Tree Nut producers needs and issues who care for two million acres of Nut Orchards which represent an annual revenue stream of over $8 billion to the California farm economy.  This program is hosted by Patrick Cavanaugh the most respected Agribusiness journalist in California.  Whether it be radio news casts, magazines, podcasts or twitter, Patrick has been bringing farm news to California since 1985.   The California Tree Nut daily radio report is a program which has the backing of the Almond Board of California, California Walnut Commission and American Pistachio Growers.  

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  1. 100

    Ground Squirrel Control in Tree Nuts

  2. 99

    Tips When Applying Crop Protection Products

  3. 98

    Walnut Blight is Perennial Problem

  4. 97

    Tulare County Is Ground-Zero for Severe Overdrafts of Ground Water

  5. 96

    How a Farmer Get's Started on Producing Almonds

  6. 95

    Self-Fruitful Almond Offer One Pass Harvest

  7. 94

    Big Marketing of Walnuts in Grocery Stores

  8. 93

    Promoting Walnut Sales in Grocery Stores

  9. 92

    Almond Grower Starts His Processing Company During Tough Times

  10. 91

    Self-Fruitful Almond Varieties are a Part of Growers Mix

  11. 90

    Walnut Breeding Techniques

  12. 89

    The Value of Walnuts Sold in the Produce Department

  13. 88

    Walnut Industry Challenges

  14. 87

    Controlling Burrowing Pests in Tree Nut Orchards

  15. 86

    Weed Control Options in Tree Nuts

  16. 85

    Roof Rats in Tree Nut Orchards

  17. 84

    The Value of Cover Crops in Tree Nut Orchard

  18. 83

    Watch Out For Stinkbugs

  19. 82

    Bob Beede on Walnut Processors Regarding Over Supply

  20. 81

    Hullrot Disease In Almonds--It Can Hurt Next Year's Crop

  21. 80

    Sierra Valley Almonds Ships World-Wide

  22. 79

    Mel Machado with Blue Diamond

  23. 78

    Walnut Industry Hurting Bad Due to Oversupply

  24. 77

    Gopher and Moles in Tree Nut Orachards

  25. 76

    Cover Crop Benifits on Soil and Beneficials

  26. 75

    New Tool Helps Determine How Much to Irrigate

  27. 74

    Almond Productive Vs. Carry-in Defines Supply

  28. 73

    How Does NASS Calculate the Subjective Estimate for Almonds?

  29. 72

    Management of Cover Crops is Important

  30. 71

    The Value of Self-fruitful Varieties in Almonds

  31. 70

    Vertical Intergration Helps in Lean Times

  32. 69

    How Walnuts Are Consumed Around the World

  33. 68

    Early Almond Harvest May Avoid Late NOW Flights

  34. 67

    Higher Heat Moving Almonds to Earlier Harvest

  35. 66

    Acreage Reductions and Subjective Almond Estimate

  36. 65

    Almond Production Subjective Report Announced

  37. 64

    Watch for Leaffotted Bug in Almonds

  38. 63

    Cover Crops Can Help Problem Soils

  39. 62

    Almond Spring Diseases in Kern County

  40. 61

    New Miticides Needed for Bee Colonies

  41. 60

    Consider Preemergent Herbicides

  42. 59

    Mites vs. 6-Spotted Thrips

  43. 58

    Burrowing Pest In Treenuts

  44. 57

    California Tree Nut Outlook Mixed

    California Tree Nut Outlook Mixed

  45. 56

    Cover Crop Decisions

  46. 55

    Working with Registrants to Bring Products to Growers

  47. 54

    The Pressure of SGMA on Tree Nut Growers

  48. 53

    Maintaining Quallity Walniuts

  49. 52

    Recycled Almond Orchards and Soil Nitrogen

  50. 51

    Almond and walnut Shipper Going into African Countries

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This program focuses on the Tree Nut producers needs and issues who care for two million acres of Nut Orchards which represent an annual revenue stream of over $8 billion to the California farm economy.  This program is hosted by Patrick Cavanaugh the most respected Agribusiness journalist in California.  Whether it be radio news casts, magazines, podcasts or twitter, Patrick has been bringing farm news to California since 1985.   The California Tree Nut daily radio report is a program which has the backing of the Almond Board of California, California Walnut Commission and American Pistachio Growers.

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