Archive Nut, Prune and Olive Programs

Family: Oleacea Genus: Olea Commercially Important Species: Olea europaea L.

Family: Rutaceae Genus: Citrus Commercially important species: C. unshiu, Satsuma mandarin C. deliciosa, Mediterranean mandarin C. nobilis, King mandarin C. reticulata, Common mandarin Related species: C. sinensis, Sweet Orange; C. paradisi, Grapefruit; C. limon, Lemon; C.

Family: Moraceae (mulberry) Genus: Ficus Commercially important species: Ficus carica subgenus Eusyce (only member of genus cultivated for fruit) Description: deciduous tree; subtropical; soft, pithy wood; bark is generally smooth and free of fissures, however 'burrknots' often occur on lower trunk...

Family: Myrtaceae Genus: Acca Commercially important species: Feijoa sellowiana - pineapple guava Related species: Psidium guajava - guava , Eugenia cattelianum - strawberry guava Pineapple Guava: Acca-sellowiana Description: Small evergreen tree or large bush, 2-4 m high.

Growing Pistachios in California Production Information Research Reports (pdf) Events Resources Climate & Cultivars Orchard Management Pruning & Training Nutrients & Fertilization Pest, Disease and Weed Control Harvesting Research Reports Database: Administrative Committee on Pistachios Pistachio Da...

Growing Pistachios in California: Climate & Cultivars | Orchard Management | Pruning & Training | Nutrients & Fertilization | Pest, Disease and Weed Control | Harvesting | Craig Kallsen, UCCE Farm Advisor, Kern Co.

Growing Pistachios in California: Climate & Cultivars | Orchard Management | Pruning & Training | Nutrients & Fertilization | Pest, Disease and Weed Control | Harvesting | Robert H. Beede, UCCE Farm Advisor, Kings Co.

Growing Pistachios in California: Climate & Cultivars | Orchard Management | Pruning & Training | Nutrients & Fertilization | Pest, Disease and Weed Control | Harvesting | Craig Kallsen, UCCE Farm Advisor, Kern Co.

Growing Pistachios in California: Climate & Cultivars | Orchard Management | Pruning & Training | Nutrients & Fertilization | Pest, Disease and Weed Control | Harvesting | Robert H. Beede, UCCE Farm Advisor, Kings Co. A fertilization program is typically designed for a specific crop and orchard.

A series of short videos featuring Robert Beede, Kings County Farm Advisor, and Chris Wiley, Ranch Manager Agri-World, in commercial pistachio orchards in Madera Co., California, demonstrating the pruning and training of pistachios from planting to maturity.