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Ray Yeung at pistachio irrigation site following copper theft incidents
Pistachios

After Two Copper Theft Incidents, One Grower Decided to Fight Back

For growers operating remote irrigation sites, copper theft is more than the cost of replacing stolen wire. When a pump goes down at the wrong time, the bigger concern is whether water can get to the crop when it is needed most. Ray Yeung, a partner at Chan & Yeung Inc., a California farming operation […]

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Almonds

Almond Market Looks Strong Going Into 2027
Almonds

Almond Market Looks Strong Going Into 2027

The almond industry is entering the new crop year from a solid position according to a recent market update from Blue Diamond Growers. This is thanks in no small part to exports to India. The 470.7-million-pound carry-in (of which only 447.1 million pounds is estimated as edible) is down from prior year and confirms the […]

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Pistachios

Mike Forbes Named CEO of American Pistachio Growers
Pistachios

Mike Forbes Named CEO of American Pistachio Growers

American Pistachio Growers (APG) announced the appointment of Mike Forbes as its new President and CEO, assuming the role on Sept. 1. Forbes brings more than two decades of leadership experience across the food, consumer products and wellness industries. Throughout his career, he has helped build purpose-driven brands, accelerate growth and lead organizations through periods […]

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Walnuts

USDA to Purchase $30M in California Walnuts
Walnuts

USDA to Purchase $30M in California Walnuts

The California Walnut Commission (CWC) voiced its support for the USDA’s intent to purchase $30 million of California walnuts through Section 32 authority. The announcement, made Aug. 24 by USDA, is part of Section 32 of the Agriculture Act of 1935, which authorizes USDA to purchase agricultural commodities for domestic nutritional assistance programs such as […]

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Hazelnuts

New Products Being Developed to Sell Oregon Hazelnuts
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Hazelnuts

New Products Being Developed to Sell Oregon Hazelnuts

George Packing Company is looking at new products, from spreads to confectioneries, to market and sell Oregon hazelnuts. These efforts are enabling consumers to enjoy hazelnuts in ways not previously imagined. Northwest Hazelnut Company Sales Director Aaron McGraw spoke with Matthew Malcolm from Pacific Nut Producer about some of the latest goods coming out of […]

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Pecans

Pecans Shipped to China Must Pay Anti-Dumping Fees
Pecans

Pecans Shipped to China Must Pay Anti-Dumping Fees

As of Aug. 11, 2026, importers of pecans from the United States and Mexico must pay provisional anti-dumping duties, in the form of deposits, following a preliminary ruling by the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) announced on Aug. 10. Imports from the United States are subject to a deposit rate of 54.3% of the product value, […]

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Pest & Disease

Common Tree Disease May Contribute to Reduced Orchard Longevity
Almonds

Common Tree Disease May Contribute to Reduced Orchard Longevity

Recent studies conducted by scientists at UCCE and CSU Bakersfield demonstrate that a common disease prevalent in vineyards and orchards may impact long-term orchard longevity of almonds in the southern San Joaquin Valley.  Almond orchards with a high incidence of crown gall, a disease caused by a ubiquitous soilborne pathogen, exhibit high rates of tree […]

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