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AgNet News Hour, Thursday, 07-04-24

Brian German July 4, 2024AgNet News Hour, Podcasts

Get the latest agriculture news in today’s AgNet News Hour, hosted by Sabrina Halvorson. On today’s show, several factors are contributing to lower U.S. ag export values, and navel orageworm…

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Almond Update: Managing Navel Orangeworm at Hull Split

Brian German July 4, 2024Almond Update, Almonds, News from our Sponsors

As almond growers prepare for hull split season, management of navel orangeworm (NOW) is a top priority. Lauren Fann, a Pest Management Specialist with the Almond Board of California, provided…

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Almond Matters: Pest Management Priorities Prior to Hull Split

Brian German June 19, 2024Almond Matters, Almonds, News from our Sponsors

…early varieties to begin the process in about two weeks. With significant navel orangeworm (NOW) pressure in recent years, maximizing the efficacy of mitigation programs will be increasingly important. “Putting…

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Almond Matters: Early Summer Pest Management in Orchards

Brian German May 22, 2024Almond Matters, Almonds, News from our Sponsors

…product to manage navel orangeworm (NOW) can be beneficial. NOW has been a significant issue for the past couple of years. Several factors play into that including sanitation programs and…

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Almond Update: Understanding Carpophilus Beetle Through an Australian Lens

Brian German March 28, 2024Almond Update, Almonds, News from our Sponsors

…in no time. They just destroy the product.” He explained that the threat posed by Carpophilus beetle is the Australian equivalent to Navel orangeworm in California. Jackson stressed the importance…

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Almond Update: Avoiding the ‘Monumental’ Navel Orangeworm Damage Seen in 2023

Brian German March 21, 2024Almond Update, Almonds, News from our Sponsors

The 2023 crop year was a difficult one for growers, largely due to pest damage. Navel orangeworm (NOW) was a particularly difficult pest to manage, which resulted in high levels…

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California Citrus Farmers Anticipate a Good Year Despite Several Challenges

Brian German March 12, 2024Citrus, Fruits & Vegetables, Industry

California citrus farmers are finding ways to adapt to the changing landscape, as the challenges of this production year come to light. Amid the harvest of California navels, mandarins, and…

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Almond Update: Upcoming Pest Management Workshops

Brian German March 7, 2024Almond Update, Almonds, News from our Sponsors

…from the Almond Board as well,” said Castillo. Speakers will be highlighting pests such as navel orangeworm and the Carpophilus beetle. There will also be information on IPM incentives that…

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Week in Review: California Sued Over Climate Laws & New Tax Relief Bill Could Help Farmers

Brian German February 9, 2024Industry

Growers have a new tool available to help guide decisions related to navel orangeworm management. A coalition of agriculture and business groups is suing California over recently enacted corporate climate…

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Almond Matters: Bloom Preparation Amidst Series of Storms

Brian German February 7, 2024Almond Matters, Almonds, News from our Sponsors

…in many orchards, which are potential harbors for navel orangeworm (NOW). “They’re going to have to either go in there and knock them off, which is labor, or just fight…

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NOW IPM Economic Calculator for Almond Production

Brian German February 5, 2024Almonds, Industry, Nuts & Grapes, Pest Update

Growers have a new tool available to help guide decisions related to navel orangeworm (NOW) management. A new NOW integrated pest management (IPM) economic calculator has been developed, evaluating the…

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Almond Update: Increasing Problems with Plant Bug Infestations

Brian German January 25, 2024Almond Update, Almonds, News from our Sponsors

…for growers already having to contend with other significant orchard pests such as navel orangeworm. Machado is a big proponent of requesting damage reports and analyzing the data to determine…

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Almond Update: Navel Orangeworm Challenges Took a Toll in 2023

Brian German January 18, 2024Almond Update, Almonds, News from our Sponsors

The almond industry endured a tough year for navel orangeworm challenges in 2023 for a variety of reasons. During The Almond Conference, UC Cooperative Extension Entomology and Pest Management Advisor,…

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Carpophilus Beetle Discoveries Emphasize Importance of Winter Sanitation

Brian German January 2, 2024Almonds, Industry, Nuts & Grapes, Pest Update, Pistachios

…remain in the tree or on the ground after harvest, and then lay their eggs in the new crop in the springtime. With navel orangeworm as an additional threat to…

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