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  • Feb. 29, 2012
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    Soil salinity a key to pistachio production

    California pistachio growers produce 98 percent of the U.S. pistachio crop. The remaining production is grown in Arizona and New Mexico. Soil quality is very important in pistachio production for this industry which added $1.1 billion to California’s economy in 2010. Soil salinity is a concern in pistachio production since too much salt can reduce yields and create other problems. Farm Press talks with Blake Sanden, University of California farm advisor in Kern County. Kern is the largest pistachio-producing county in California....More
  • Feb. 29, 2012
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    Tree canopy crucial to pistachio producers

    Having the right tree canopy is extremely important in pistachio production. A misshaped canopy can reduce yields and cause harvest time inefficiencies. Likewise, a properly trimmed pistachio tree can increase yields to help growers improve their bottom lines. Farm Press gets the latest news on canopy management in California pistachio production from Bob Beede, University of California farm advisor in Kings County, Calif....More

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