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California Tree Nut Report — 194 episodes

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1

Be EXTRA Careful in Hullers and Shellers

2

Walnut Commission Working on Opening Up India

3

Testing Drought Stress on Almonds

4

Decisions That Must Be Made Before Cover Crops

5

SGMA in Tulare County

6

Nikels Soil Lab is Overseen by Trustees

7

Pest Pressure Early This Season

8

Nickels Soil Lab is All About Research

9

UC Farm Advisor Visits Almond Growers in Australia

10

Almond Harvest Starting, Showing Lighter Crop

11

Be Aware of Plant and Stink Bugs in Treenuts

12

Wellness with Almonds

13

Burrow Destruction Is One Strategy to Control Rodents

14

Rely on Thrips to Handle Damaging Spider Mites

15

Barn Owns Do Provide Help in Rodent Control

16

Walnut Pricing is Trending Up, But Far From Profitable

17

Soil Organic Matter is Important

18

Questions to Ask an Irrigaton Designer

19

Soil Micros Are Important

20

UPCycling Almond Hulls and Shells for Consumer Product

21

Use Common Sense When Reading a Pesticide Label

22

Use Common Sense When Reading a Pesticide Label

23

Consuming A Daily Handful of Walnuts is Good

24

Irrigation Filtration Basics

25

Know Your Soil Compostion

26

Know Your Soil Composition

27

Going Digital on Irrigation Systems

28

Soil Structure More Defined

29

Almond Soil Management Important

30

Reaching Growers with Reserarch Results

31

Snacking is Down and Impacting Almond Industry

32

Know your Surroundings When Applying Crop Projection Products

33

Barn Owl Boxes Do Work in Orchards and Vineyards

34

Almonds are Versatile In Many Differerent Ways

35

Be Careful with Tank Mixtures in Spray Tanks

36

Self-Fruit Almond Variety Trials Are Important

37

Last Season's Price Dynamics in Walnuts

38

Controlling Perennial Weeds in Tree Nut Orchards

39

The Carpophilus Beetle Threatens the Almond Industry

40

Be Aware of Herbicide Resistant Weeds

41

Consuming Walnut Help in Test Scores

42

Barn Owls Are Good Predators on Rodents in Tree Nut Orchards

43

Selling More Walnuts into Food Service

44

Walnuts Did Better Than All Tree Nuts in Retail Sales Last Year

45

Ground Squirrel Control in Tree Nuts

46

Tips When Applying Crop Protection Products

47

Walnut Blight is Perennial Problem

48

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

49

How a Farmer Get's Started on Producing Almonds

50

Self-Fruitful Almond Offer One Pass Harvest

51

Big Marketing of Walnuts in Grocery Stores

52

Promoting Walnut Sales in Grocery Stores

53

Almond Grower Starts His Processing Company During Tough Times

54

Self-Fruitful Almond Varieties are a Part of Growers Mix

55

Walnut Breeding Techniques

56

The Value of Walnuts Sold in the Produce Department

57

Walnut Industry Challenges

58

Controlling Burrowing Pests in Tree Nut Orchards

59

Weed Control Options in Tree Nuts

60

Roof Rats in Tree Nut Orchards

61

The Value of Cover Crops in Tree Nut Orchard

62

Watch Out For Stinkbugs

63

Bob Beede on Walnut Processors Regarding Over Supply

64

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

65

Sierra Valley Almonds Ships World-Wide

66

Mel Machado with Blue Diamond

67

Walnut Industry Hurting Bad Due to Oversupply

68

Gopher and Moles in Tree Nut Orachards

69

Cover Crop Benifits on Soil and Beneficials

70

New Tool Helps Determine How Much to Irrigate

71

Almond Productive Vs. Carry-in Defines Supply

72

How Does NASS Calculate the Subjective Estimate for Almonds?

73

Management of Cover Crops is Important

74

The Value of Self-fruitful Varieties in Almonds

75

Vertical Intergration Helps in Lean Times

76

How Walnuts Are Consumed Around the World

77

Early Almond Harvest May Avoid Late NOW Flights

78

Higher Heat Moving Almonds to Earlier Harvest

79

Acreage Reductions and Subjective Almond Estimate

80

Almond Production Subjective Report Announced

81

Watch for Leaffotted Bug in Almonds

82

Cover Crops Can Help Problem Soils

83

Almond Spring Diseases in Kern County

84

New Miticides Needed for Bee Colonies

85

Consider Preemergent Herbicides

86

Mites vs. 6-Spotted Thrips

87

Burrowing Pest In Treenuts

88

California Tree Nut Outlook Mixed

89

Cover Crop Decisions

90

Working with Registrants to Bring Products to Growers

91

The Pressure of SGMA on Tree Nut Growers

92

Maintaining Quallity Walniuts

93

Recycled Almond Orchards and Soil Nitrogen

94

Almond and walnut Shipper Going into African Countries

95

Farming Almonds---Stick to the Basics

96

Cover Crop Stategy To Help Water Infiltrate Into Soil

97

Nut Producer Speaks About His Crops

98

Mel Machado is Deeply Involved with Almonds

99

Vorroa Mite: Heavy Pressure on Bees

100

The Value of a Pressure Chamber in Almonds

101

Weed Control in Treenut Orchards

102

CA Farm Water Coalition Are Advocates for Farm Water

103

Consumers Need to Buy Walnuts Much More Often

104

Identifying Ground Squirrels in Tree Nut Orchards

105

Pistachio Farmer Made a Big Promise

106

Weed in Treenut Orchards Use All the Tools

107

Weeds in Treenut Orchards... Use All the Tools

108

Red Blotch Disease in Spain

109

Preventing Phytopthora in Almonds

110

Westands Makes Efforts in Recharging their Aquifer

111

Prevent Plant Bug Damage on Almonds and Pistachios

112

Protect Almonds from Re Leaf Blotch

113

Almond Pollination Is Finished in Central Californi

114

Westands Water District Will Struggle with a 20 Percent Water Allocation

115

Keep Almond Production Simple

116

PCA Must Notifiy Supervisor If Any Sprays Go Wrong

117

Water Storage Is Greatly Needed For Ag

118

Feds Increased Westands Water District to 20 Percent

119

Stacking the Benefits of Cover Crops

120

Walnut Farmer Touts Benefit of Eating Walnuts

121

Carpophilus Beetle A Problem in Almonds

122

Earlybird Self-Fruitful Almond Shines Brtight

123

Almond Growers Farm Very Sustainable

124

Be Watchful for Stinkbugs

125

Trying Covercrops In Tree Nuts

126

Counting Bees in Self-Fruitful Almond Orchards

127

Walnuts Are Proven to be Great For you Health

128

Walnut Pricing Is Too Expensive for Consumers

129

Almond Pasteurization is Critically Important

130

Cover Crops with Weed Emergence

131

Cover Crops and Weed Control

132

Cover Crops and Weed Control

133

Self Fruitful Almonds Do Better with Bees

134

Self Fruitful Almonds Do Better with Bees

135

Self Fruitful Almonds May do better with Certain Rootstocks

136

Navel Orangeworm Pressure Last Season

137

Almond Alliance Has a Bug Purpose

138

Almond Alliance Has a Big Purpose

139

Walnuts Good for Weight Loss

140

Institutional Investors Hurt Permanent Crops

141

Incorporate Walnuts In Heart Healthy Meals

142

Walnut Have Omega 3 ALA, So Keep them Refrigerated

143

New Pheromones Being Developed for Nut Industry Pests

144

Third Party Testing Products for Growers

145

Bees Are in California for Almond Pollination

146

Institional Investors Tanked the Almonds and Walnut Industries

147

Protecting Workers from Violence In Nut Processing Area

148

Water Year Could be Better for Nut Producers

149

Almond Producer Sees Too Much Planted

150

Almond Farmer Looks to the New Year

151

Cover Crops Across the Entire Orchard

152

Walnut Grower On the New Crop Year

153

Almond Farmer Walking In His Orchard

154

Keep Walnuts Refrigerated for Optimum Quality

155

Eat Walnuts During American Heart Month

156

Cover Crops For Dust Control---Maybe

157

Protecting Young Almonds from Bot

158

New Innovations in Almond Uses

159

Pistachio Industry Is Doing Well

160

Dubai Chocolate with Pistachios is Found Around the World

161

Terminating Cover Crops

162

Dubai Chocalate Has American Pistachios

163

Snacking Is Down--Nut Industry is Concerned

164

Almond Pasteurization Revisited

165

Almond Flour Use Surging

166

Almond Grower Has Huller Sheller Which has Helped With Low Prices

167

Dubai Chocolate With Pistachios is Big

168

Roots and Irrigation Management

169

Blue Diamond Growers Has 3000 Family Farms

170

Japan: A Good Market For the Almond Industry

171

Industry Collaboration is Robust for Almonds

172

Octonuts Innovates Big with Almonds

173

Cache Creek Food Enhances Almond Products

174

Cache Creek Foods Is All About Innovation

175

Almonds Have A Great Deal of Value

176

AI Discovers More Good Compunds in Almonds

177

Staring up A Big Almond Handling Co.

178

Shasta Almond Variety is Doing Well

179

New Market Funding for the Almond Industry

180

HUll Split Spray Timing for Navel Orangeworm Sprays

181

Farmer Touts the Benefits of Nut Consumption

182

A Farmer Branches Out to Diversify Thier Farming

183

Treenuts Forthe Holiday

184

Treenuts For The Holiday

185

The CASP Program Is Good for the Almond Industry

186

Mating Disruption of NOW Pays Off

187

Strong Global Demand for Almonds

188

Almond Demand Still Strong Globally

189

Almond Conf. Keeping Quality Available

190

Almond Demand Still Strong Globally

191

Almond Demand Still Strong Globally

192

Nematode Control for Nut Crops

193

Almond Indistry Goals For the Next Decade

194

Improvements in Irrigation Efficiency in Tree Nuts