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Managing the Menacing Vine Mealybugs Vineyard managers and estate winery owners who work with Wilbur-Ellis have a distinct advantage when battling vine mealybugs. That advantage is the combination of Wilbur-Ellis’ in-field agronomic knowledge, technology systems and...
What a difference a year makes! Last year, growers were well into the irrigation season by March 1st, while this year, we will need to be careful not to initiate irrigations too soon. Wet Spring conditions, particularly saturated soils, are conducive to early disease...
Almond nitrogen needs are now in full swing, but with the extremely wet conditions, there is no need for irrigation, thus no ability for fertigation, which is the primary means of delivering nitrogen to the 1.3 million acres of almonds grown in California. Wet weather...
With an exceptionally wet winter carrying into the almond bloom period combined with the onset of unseasonably cold temperatures, almond producers are understandably concerned about bee activity and almond pollination. Are there any tools to help us better understand...
Over the past several years, growers and other Ag producers have been wishing for rain, and this winter Mother Nature tried to drown those wishes with historic rainfall. Growers are much better positioned this spring from a water supply perspective, but the heavy...
Using UCD Sampling Guidelines for Nitrogen Planning Most of us are familiar with the 4R’s of fertilizer: Right place, Right rate, Right source, Right time. These rules are not only beneficial for the sake of efficiency but also to make sure the grower’s money...
