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Tight Shell Means Less Pests

Taylor Hillman September 26, 2016Special Reports

…which make a good egg-laying habitat for navel orangeworm, peach twig borer and others,” Slaughter said. “The Spanish varieties, historically, were not sprayed with pesticide to take worm numbers down….

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September Crop Production Report

Dan September 13, 2016Commodity Report, Industry News Release

…included the following commodities: Oranges, Navel The initial 2016-2017 season is forecast at 1.68 million tons (42.0 million boxes), down 8 percent from last season. This initial forecast is based…

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CA Navel Orange Objective Measurement Report

Dan September 12, 2016Citrus, Commodity Report

Navel Orange Production Forecast The initial 2016-17 Navel orange forecast is 84.0 million cartons, according to a survey conducted by USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service. Of the total Navel orange…

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Psyllid Detection Locations Show Complacency

Taylor Hillman August 30, 2016Citrus, Pest Update

…that everyone is doing everything they can possibly do,” Nelson said. “Case in point, we have pictures during the course of the navel season in which a couple of shippers…

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Electronic Bug Trap Reduces Labor

Taylor Hillman July 25, 2016General, Pest Update, Technology

…just monitor one pest at a time,” Brame says. “The big ones we are focusing on today are navel orangeworm, codling moth, oriental fruit moth and about ten other species.”…

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Citrus Forecast has Slight Changes

Dan July 12, 2016Citrus, Commodity Report, Crop Forecast

…total comprises 44 million boxes of non-Valencia oranges (early, mid-season, Navel, and Temple varieties), up 2 million boxes from last month, and 10.5 million boxes of Valencia oranges, unchanged from…

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Considerations for Codling Moth Treatment

Taylor Hillman July 11, 2016Pest Update, Tree, nut & vine crops

…other factors before making a codling moth treatment. Making an application for the pest could have implications down the road on navel orangeworm management and some biological controls. “With codling…

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NOW Pressure Looks Low in Almonds

Taylor Hillman July 6, 2016Pest Update, Specialty Crops, Tree, nut & vine crops, Weather

…says navel orange worm pressure looks a lot tamer than it has been in previous seasons. “Overall with navel orangeworm in almonds, this year it looks like the numbers are…

Pacific Region Fruit and Nut Review

Dan June 17, 2016Citrus, Commodity Report, Tree, nut & vine crops

…and Yuba Counties, almonds were developing quickly. Pistachio orchards received nutrient sprays. California Citrus Navel and Valencia oranges continued to be harvested. Navel oranges were being packed for the domestic…

Grapefruit, Lemons Tangerines Change in April Crop Forecast

Dan April 12, 2016Citrus, Crop Forecast

…March 2016, and the first week of April 2016, included the commodities: Navel Oranges – The 2015 – 2016 Navel orange forecast is 84.0 million cartons, unchanged from the January…

Almond Tools Eliminating Pest Resistance

Taylor Hillman February 1, 2016Specialty Crops, Tree, nut & vine crops

…similar case is happening with navel orangeworm. “There’s concerns out there right now about resistance to pyrethroids,” says Haviland. “However there’s diamides, spinosyns, other growth regulators and other options. Most…

Management Tool Lets Growers Get Specific

Taylor Hillman January 28, 2016Forage Crops, Pest Update, Specialty Crops, Technology, Tree, nut & vine crops

…talking about almonds, you would have to go to leaffooted bug and look at what the management approaches are. Then you would have to go over to navel orangeworm and…

A Brief History of the Navel Orange in California – From the Sacramento Bee

Taylor Hillman January 22, 2016Education, Tree, nut & vine crops

…Today the Washington navel is grown around the world, and every Washington navel tree alive is a direct, identical budded descendent of those first two trees sent to Eliza Tibbets….

Sanitation Key for NOW, No Matter the Nut

Taylor Hillman January 19, 2016Specialty Crops, Tree, nut & vine crops

It’s well known now that navel orangeworm (NOW) isn’t just a pest in almonds anymore and sanitation is the key for walnut producers to help reduce next season’s NOW pressure….

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