- Conference Gala Dinner Is Sure to be Wild!
- Next Deadline for Ag Motors in SJV
- 37th Annual Almond Industry Conference Modesto, Dec. 9–10
- Endangered Species Act Drives New Restrictions on Pesticides
- Government Affairs: Greenhouse Gas Legislation: What Is Going On?
- ABC Reaches Influencers at "Olympics" of Nutrition
- Feds Address California Water Crisis
- Tactics to Prevent Scab Fungicide Resistance
- Using Blue Orchard Bees in California Almonds
November
4 Organic Task Force 10:00AM 18 Nutrition Reaserch Committee 9:30AM 30 International Committee 9:30AM 30 PR & Advertising Committee 10:00AM
December
1 Leadership Development Committee 8:30AM 1 Administrative & Finance Committee 9:30AM 1 Board of Directors Meeting 1:00PM -
9-10 37th Annual Almond Industry Conference 17 Food Quality & Safety Committee 12:00PM
January
12 Food Quality & Safety Committee 9:30AM 13 Nutrition Research Committee 9:30AM 20 Environmental Committee 9:30AM
Using Blue Orchard Bees in California Almonds
The University of California Cooperative Extension and the USDA ARS Bee Biology & Systematics Laboratory, with support from the Almond Board of California, are hosting two workshops on using blue orchard bees as pollinators for California Almonds. These workshops will be held on Dec. 7 in Chico and Dec. 8 in Modesto.
Click here for agenda information.
- New Technical Information Kits Available
- New Equipment Venue at Annual Conference
- Kawasaki Mule Giveaway!
Now that harvest is winding down, it's the perfect time to update your records. Create or update a detailed diagram of adjacent land use, operations and influences, so that you are able to identify potential sources of contamination due to runoff and drift. Create, implement and document procedures to reduce the likelihood of contamination to your almonds throughout the year.
For more information on food safety issues, click here.
