Almond Export Diversification Helps During Tariff War
Overseas Markets are Vast for Almond Industry By Patrick Cavanaugh, Editor Diversification is a strength, Richard Waycott, president of the …
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2017 Tulare County Crop Report Tops $7 Billion
Tulare Crop Report Shows 10 Percent Growth in Single Year By Patrick Cavanaugh, Editor Big numbers announced today from Tulare County Ag …
Lessening Negative Feelings Over Trade War
Walnut Processors Maintain Optimism By Patrick Cavanaugh, Editor California Ag Today recently spoke with Paul Wenger, past president of the …
Almond Farmer Fights Back Against the State Water Grab
“Hundreds of Years of Property Rights Taken Away” By Hannah Young, Associate Editor More than 1,000 farmers, stakeholders, and supporters …
2017 Fresno County Crop Report Totals $7 Billion
Fresno County’s Ag Value Increases Significantly in 2017 Crop and Livestock Report The Fresno County Department of Agriculture’s 2017 Crop …
Irrigation Improvement Continuum Part of Almond Board’s CASP
California Almond Sustainability Program Offers Big Help to Growers By Patrick Cavanaugh, Editor The Almond Board of California has an …
Navel Orangeworm Pressure Could Be Increasing in Almonds
Lack of Good Sanitation Leads to High Navel Orangeworm Numbers By Jessica Theisman, Associate Editor It could be another heavy …
Navel Orangeworm Prevention Critical
High Navel Orangeworm Numbers Statewide By Jessica Theisman, Associate Editor Almonds are deep into hull split, and it is absolutely …
A Plan of Attack for the Dusty Almond Harvest
Reducing Almond Harvest Dust Keeps Neighbors Happy By Mikenzi Meyers, Associate Editor Dust management is an issue that almond growers and …
Heat Illness Prevention for Field Workers
Farmers Guard Their Most Valuable Asset By Patrick Cavanaugh, Editor When temperatures are heating up, it’s important that growers are …
