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Research funded by the Almond Board dating back to 2004 indicates lower-limb dieback (LLD) is a syndrome or physiological disorder primarily induced by excessively wet soils early in the season.
California farmers are among the most regulated in the U.S., and keeping abreast of various environmental regulations is a big task for growers.
The annual conference of the American Society for Nutrition (ASN) brought together more than 1,000 of the world’s top researchers and nutrition policy makers, along with food industry members.
In March, the Almond Board cooperated with FDA and USDA in hosting officials from Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare (MHLW).
Past and current ABC-funded research illustrates that effective hull rot management takes an integrated approach that includes regulated deficit irrigation at hullsplit, and a balanced fertility program that does not apply nitrogen in excess of tree and crop demands.
There's something unique about being an almond grower. Check out the latest in this series of grower-submitted descriptions.
Research funded by the Almond Board dating back to 2004 indicates lower-limb dieback (LLD) is a syndrome or physiological disorder primarily induced by excessively wet soils early in the season.
The manufacturer of Midas (methyl iodide), the embattled soil fumigant registered for use in California crops in December 2010 as a potential replacement for methyl bromide, has suspended the sale of all formulations of the product in the U.S. due to market conditions.
California farmers are among the most regulated in the U.S., and keeping abreast of various environmental regulations is a big task for growers.
The annual conference of the American Society for Nutrition (ASN) brought together more than 1,000 of the world’s top researchers and nutrition policy makers, along with food industry members.
Responding to ongoing consumer demand for gluten-free recipes and related tips, the Almond Board of California (ABC) has continued to build and publicize gluten-free content on AlmondBoard.com.
A public workshop to gather comments on possible solutions to the nitrate groundwater contamination issue and how to fund those solutions will be held on May 23 in Sacramento.
In March, the Almond Board cooperated with FDA and USDA in hosting officials from Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare (MHLW).
Past and current ABC-funded research illustrates that effective hull rot management takes an integrated approach that includes regulated deficit irrigation at hullsplit, and a balanced fertility program that does not apply nitrogen in excess of tree and crop demands.
March 21 was Ag Day at the Capitol, an annual event showcasing the wide variety of foods and crops produced in our state and the farmers who grow them.
Spring is in full swing and so is the California Almond Sustainability Program!
You may not learn how to reach an 8,000-pound-per-acre yield goal at The Almond Conference in December, but you will come away with fresh ideas on growing a bigger, better crop in an environmentally responsible manner.
The Almond Board’s Bob Curtis was recently invited by the California State Board of Food and Agriculture to give a presentation on nitrogen management in almonds.
Almond Board of California has conducted its first educational seminar in Russia devoted solely to the snack sector, a key priority area for the industry.
The Global Food Safety Initiative and aspects of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) will be addressed at the Almond Board’s Almond Quality and Food Safety Symposium, to be held at the Visalia Convention Center on Aug. 1.
There's something unique about being an almond grower. Check out the latest in this series of grower-submitted descriptions.
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