Just in the nick of time, walnut growers can add another weapon to their arsenal in battling this deadly foe.
Mating disruption doesn’t just affect those orchards directly involved; you need to consider the potential impact on nearby orchards.
Ordinance revisions to end cash sales, include a 10-day hold on payments.
Longtime industry veteran, former University of California Cooperative Extension Farm Advisor Joe Grant, takes the reins as Director of Research for the California Walnut Board.
An analysis of California walnut production from Rabobank Group details how a surge in production has led to […]
Walnut acreage in California is continuing its rapid growth with 2015 estimates at 365,000 acres, according to the […]
Most walnut orchards are pruned annually during the establishment phase – a costly, laborious endeavor. But, there has been some promising research showing that annual pruning might not be necessary.
While the situation seems to be improving, California still has about 5.5 million acre-feet less surface water storage than average for this time of year.
Would you like to reduce insecticide applications while also lowering the number of codling moths in your orchard? […]
In August, the Agricultural Marketing Service proposed an increased assessment rate for California walnuts. The proposed rule would […]
Roll Global officially changed its name to The Wonderful Company recently. This strategic move will align the company’s […]
A University of California-Los Angeles study found greater cognitive function in participants who ate walnuts.
Follow these weed management tips to reduce yield loss.
Although U.S. walnut exports to China are down, emerging markets are on deck to help compensate for the decline.
Areas of Arizona, Nevada and Oregon are also declared disaster areas.
The California Walnut Board and Commission’s Michelle McNeil shares insight into the recent slowdown in walnut exports to China, and why she doesn’t think there’s reason for concern.
Although China stopped buying California walnuts, exports to India are on the rise.
Area IPM Advisor Emily Symmes helps growers preserve profits, quality and environmental stewardship through sound IPM practices.
Officials say first major walnut theft in year occurred this week.