Join us for the Lake/Mendo Grapes and Olive Field Day:

Find out what the latest University of California Grapes and Olive research is.

Cultivars, Canopy Management, Diseases, Water Management, Fruit Fly, and so on.

Join us on this excellent opportunity to learn about the current north coast grape and olive situation and future perspectives.

Register here! https://surveys.ucanr.edu/survey.cfm?surveynumber=41167

Learn about the sample costs to produce walnuts, prunes, and strawberries at https://coststudies.ucdavis.edu/en/current/year/2022/

The sample costs in these guides can aid in making production decisions, determining potential returns, preparing budgets, and evaluating production loans. The guides will cover the estimated cost of pruning, irrigation, fertilizer, pest management, harvesting, and more! See page two on each guide for a table of contents.

Scholarship applications for the 2023 Principles of Fruit & Nut Tree Growth, Cropping & Management course are open now! The Fruit and Nut Research and Information Center will offer a limited number of scholarships for new and small-acreage Californian fruit-growers.

The Nitrogen and Potassium Prediction Model is now live on the Fruit and Nut Research and Information Center’s website! This robust tool will help growers determine the recommended amount of nitrogen and potassium needed to maximize productivity for pistachio trees. The tool allows users to predict their pistachio trees’ nitrogen & pistachio demand before the season begins. Users can also input leaf test results, if available, to increase the accuracy of their mid-season update.

The Pistachio Nut Growth Decision Support Tool is now available! This calculator was developed by researchers from UC Davis and the UC Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources.

Cost and Return Studies for many of California’s fruit, vegetable, field, tree and vine crops, and animal commodities are made available to the public through a joint effort between the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ARE) at the University of California, Davis and the University of California Division of Agricultural and Natural Resources (ANR).