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Formation and Classification of the Soil

This section describes the major factors of soil formation, tells how these factors have affected the soils of theVentura Area, and explains some of the principal processes in horizon development .
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Additional facts about the area

This section provides information about the general physiography of the Ventura Area, about the climate, and about the water supply and the means of supplying and distributing water in the Area. The Area has a varied physiography made up of a coastal plain, low mountains, and intermountain valleys.
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Avocado Handbook

"Growing Avocados in Ventura County" is a reference handbook available here to download for your use. It's broken by chapters and sections for easier navigation to a particular topic.
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Avocado Pest Management

Avocados are still a relatively new crop in California. The commercial growing of avocados was not seriously considered until about 1910. As is usually the case when a fruit industry is newly established in a region, there was an initial period of relative freedom from serious pests.
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Deer

Deer, the most important big game species in this county, are found in suitable habitat throughout the United States. They are even-toed, ungulates of the order Artiodactyla, as are our domestic cattle, sheep, and goats.
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Rodents

Wood rat -Neotoma fuscipes (Baird), is the brown-footed wood rat also known as "pack" or "trade" rats. They inhabit the foothills and lower mountains. This species has a body 7 to 8 inches long and a tail 6 to 7 inches long.
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Physiological

Asphyxiation Avocado Troubles abnormal avocado fruit...
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Asphyxiation

Asphyxiation is related to the air and water conditions of the soil. The trouble appears mainly in fine-textured (clay) or shallow soils with impervious subsoils. When such soils are over-irrigated or wetted by prolonged rainy periods, the water displaces the soil oxygen.
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Resources

Appraisers Avocado seed sources Avocado Topworkers of Ventura County Custom developers and managers Irrigation Supply Stores in Ventura County Licensed Avocado Nurseries 1999 Marketing Organizations Organizations serving agriculture Soil and Plant Testing Labs in California - 1999 Soil and Plant Tes...
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Appraisers

The following list has been compiled for the convenience of growers. The names are listed in alphabetical order, and no endorsement of any individual is intended, either expressed or implied.
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