University of California, Agriculture and Natural Resources

Growing the Valley

This is a podcast that goes over new research and basic information about growing orchard crops in the Central Valley of California

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Auteur

University of California, Agriculture and Natural Resources

Categorie

Science

Website van de podcast

www.growingthevalleypodcast.com

Nieuwste aflevering

15 okt. 2026

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Afleveringen

Breeding Pt. 5: Prune with Sarah Castro 24.06.2022

In the 200th episode of Growing the Valley Podcast – Sarah Castro (UC Davis) discusses exciting new varieties in the prune breeding program. Mark your calendars for the August 4th UC Davis Prune Breeding Program Summer Field Meeting ! If you can come to the meeting, or if you want to learn more about trialing a new variety, please email: scastro AT ucdavis.edu Learn more about these varieties on S...

Encore: Field Evaluation of Almond Varieties - Results Through 7th Leaf 14.06.2022

Phoebe, Luke, and Roger Duncan (UCCE Stanislaus) discuss results out of their respective regional almond variety trial sites. Additional resources: Two walnut meetings on Thursday, June 16. UCCE Walnut rootstock field meeting in Lake County & in Princeton (Colusa County), from CAFF: Biologically Integrated Orchards Systems (BIOS): Predatory Mite Release, Predator Attractants, and Cover Crops i...

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