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Monitoring Soil Temperatures in the Spring
Before we jump into the debate between dry vs. liquid sources of potassium, let us first cover some basic agronomy as it pertains to potassium nutrition in almonds. Potassium plays various essential roles in all plant species.
Bacterial Blast and Canker
A point of interest in Northern California is the increased visibility of Bacterial Blast and Canker in young almond orchards.
A True Problem: Stink Bug & Leaf Footed Plant Bug
Two true bugs that are a problem in almond orchards in the San Joaquin Valley are the Green Stink Bug and the Leaf Footed Plant Bug. Both insects can cause damage to the crop that can result in economical loss to the grower.
Irrigation Strategy When Water Supply is Limited
California’s agricultural waterscape is looking relatively grim for the 2022 irrigation season. Many growers will be making irrigation decisions with a limited water supply weighing heavily on their minds.
Signs, Symptoms, Location of Alternaria Throughout the Valley
Alternaria is a fungal disease that is caused by multiple species including A. alternata, A. arborescens, A. tennuissima.
April 2022 Weather Update
Consistent morning soil temperatures are remaining in the high 30’s and low 40’s across the state.
2022 Spring Food Safety Updates
2022 spring reminders As spring approaches here are a few reminders to add to your spring to-do list: Initial pre-season water tests Review and Complete Risk...
Eye in the Sky Giving a Leg Up in Vole Control
Like many Willamette Valley grass seed producers, Monroe, Oregon, farmer Tony Stroda has incurred significant losses to voles over the past two years, both in...