Vegetable Crops in San Joaquin County

All Archived Documents

2008 fungicide trial report
2009 fungicide trial report
2011 fungicide trial report
2011 UCCE Statewide Variety Evaluation Trials - Scott Stoddard
2012 fungicide trial report - Biofungicide and soft products
2012 fungicide trial report - Conventional products
2013 fungicide trial report
2014 fungicide trial report
2015 fungicide trial report
2016 fungicide trial report
2018 fungicide trial report
2021 Tomato Season Review - Scott Picanso
2026 NSJV Processing Tomato Meeting Presentations
2026 NSJV Processing Tomato Meeting Presentations 2
2026 NSJV Processing Tomato Meeting Presentations 3
2026 NSJV Processing Tomato Meeting Presentations 4
2026 NSJV Processing Tomato Meeting Presentations 5
2026 NSJV Processing Tomato Meeting Presentations 6
2026 NSJV Processing Tomato Meeting Presentations 7
3rd party auditors
After fifteen years of cover cropping and reduced tillage, how have soil properties changed? - Jeff Mitchell
Agricultural Market Outlook for California in a Global Context - Steve Blank
Assessment of quality in processing tomatoes - David Slaughter, UC Davis Dept. of Biological and Agricultural Engineering
Automated cultivators to control within-row weeds - Amber Vinchesi-Vahl and Scott Stoddard
Availability of nitrogen in processing tomato residue - Daniel Geisseler, UC Davis Dept of Land, Air & Water Resources
Beet leafhopper and curly top in Stanislaus County - Zheng Wang
BMPs for equipment sanitation to reduce field-to-field spread of broomrape and other soil-borne pests - Cassandra Swett
Breeding for "new" generation of CA diseases - Rich Ozminkowski
Broomrape biology and management: a progress report - Matthew Fatino
Broomrape resurgence - a weed of industry concern - Gene Miayo, UCCE Yolo, Solano & Sacramento counties
Broomrape update - Zach Bagley
Brown marmorated stink bug biology and impact on agriculture - Richard Hoenisch
Buried Drip Irrigation, Plant Pathogens, and Tomato Root Health - Mike Davis
CDFA Beet Curly Top Control Program updates - Lauren Murphy
Central Valley trial results on management of curly top and tomato spotted wilt - Tom Turini
Changes in soil salinity over three years in drip irrigated tomatoes - Tom Turini
Chemical control of lepidopteran worm pests of tomato - Scott Stoddard
Compost application and nitrogen management - Zheng Wang
Composted poultry manure and potassium supplements - Gene Miyao
CropManage to guide processing tomato irrigation in the northern SJ Valley - Zheng Wang
Crops and Weeds as Sources of Inoculum for Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus - Michelle Le Strange
CTRI and Broomrape efforts - Zach Bagley
Decision support tools for processing tomato irrigation and fertilization - Daniel Geisseler, Dept of Land, Air & Water Resources, UC Davis
Deficit irrigation for soluble solids managment - Tim Hartz
Deficit irrigation trials in fresh market tomatoes - Scott Stoddard
Developing Best Management Practices for compost applications to tomato - Brenna Aegerter and Xia Zhu-Barker
Developing practical fertility monitoring tools for tomatoes - Tim Hartz
Disease Management Update: Fungicidal Control of Blackmold and Drip Chemigation Studies - Gene Miyao
Disease Update Fresh Market Tomatoes and Peppers - Brenna Aegerter
Disease Update Including Fusarium Diseases of Tomato - Mike Davis