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Within California’s almond industry, the sufficiency of water and its efficient use is a constant area of focus. After all, almond trees are permanent crops which cannot survive without water year to…
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Almond Board of California (ABC) held its 45th annual Almond Conference last week in Sacramento, California. Over 3,900 people attended the three-day event, making it the largest Conference ever. The…
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New for 2017, Growing Good is an annual publication that is meant to show what sustainability means to the California Almond industry, highlighting our commitment to stewardship and journey of…
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The Almond Almanac is the Almond Board of California’s annual report and outlines industry statistics, programs and projects. Published on a crop-year basis (August 1 to July 31), the Almond Almanac…
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Almond Board of California (ABC) today announced an investment of $4.8 million in 64 independent, third-party research projects exploring next-generation farming practices. Additionally, ABC released…
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Overlooking 175 acres of almond orchards that are utilizing advanced technology to irrigate and farm, sits a barn that was built in the 1870s. Tom Rogers and his brother Dan own the property that is…
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: It was a bit of a “Wow” moment recently for University of California Cooperative Extension’s (UCCE) Franz Niederholzer, who decided to develop a chart from the California Department of Food and…
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Scientists at Berkeley Lab’s Earth & Environmental Sciences Area (EESA) and Biosciences Area are sharing their expertise with the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA)’s Science…
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The California almond industry is doing very well as a leading crop desired by consumers around the world, and growers are doing a tremendous job in growing the crop efficiently. This is Part 2 of a…
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Stockpiles have long been a way of life for the almond industry, and proper management is critical to prevent aflatoxin contamination. Nut contamination actually begins in the orchard as molds…