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Spider Mites and Stressed Tree Nut Orchards

Friday Apr 22nd, 2022 589 Views California Tree Nut Report

Patrick Cavanaugh

Patrick Cavanaugh

David Haviland is an entomologist and UCANR Farm Advisor, Kern County. He noted the importance of relying on biological control, such as 6 spotted thrips to help with mite pressure.

DAVID HAVILAND ENTOMOLOGISTUCANR FARM ADVISOR KERN COUNTY RELY ON BIOLOGICAL CONTROL SUCH AS 6 SPOTTED THRIPS TO HELP WITH MITE PRESSURE.

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