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…availability without overapplying fertilizer. These targeted adjustments support healthier trees, better nutrient balance, and more consistent performance across permanent cropping systems. For more information on micronutrient management strategies, visit AgroLiquid.com….
…Executive Director of the California Walnut Commission and Board. After several difficult years marked by low prices, rising costs, and market uncertainty, Verloop believes the walnut industry is finally turning…
…programs with nutrient demand curves, growers can reduce waste, improve uptake efficiency, and support consistent yields and nut quality year after year. For more information on nutrient timing and fertility…
…where nutrients are sufficient and where deficiencies exist—and then adjust fertigation programs accordingly. Instead of treating an entire orchard the same, zone-based nutrition allows growers to customize applications for each…
Post-Bloom Nutrition: As California tree crops move out of bloom and into early fruit development, nutrition strategies shift toward supporting crop set, nut fill, and long-term orchard health. In a…
…available to the tree during critical growth stages. Nutrient uptake also shifts as trees transition from relying on stored reserves to actively pulling nutrients from the soil. Rogers noted that…
…so well, how bare trees enable superior coverage, and which application conditions can make the biggest difference in performance. You’ll hear guidance on building an effective dormant insecticide program, including…
…orchard stands nutritionally and responding accordingly. Looking ahead to next year’s bloom, Rogers advised growers to review historical soil and tissue data to spot trends. Repeated struggles with specific nutrients…
…trees “start waking up,” it’s important to remember they’re running on stored nutrition carried over from last season. “The trees are working off stored nutrition solely from last year,” he…
…as cattle roamed freely, trampling and tearing up the ground. Trees were cut down without replanting, and the land slowly deteriorated. This led to widespread soil exhaustion, a major challenge…
…popularity of real versus artificial trees, pointing out that nearly 30 million real trees are sold each year in the U.S. Nick and Lorrie discuss the growing significance of Christmas…
…popularity of real versus artificial trees, pointing out that nearly 30 million real trees are sold each year in the U.S. Nick and Lorrie discuss the growing significance of Christmas…
…nut crop production, and emerging global demand trends for pistachios and walnuts. A highlight of the episode is the interview with Todd Bergdoll of Valent USA, who shares his expertise…
…That Works All Season Long Unlike traditional spray programs, SEMIOS pheromone systems are installed before the season begins and remain active throughout the year. Aerosol devices are placed in trees…
