Walnut Production Year 1 to 100

Walnut Production Year 1 to 100

Year 1: Seedling grafted to Paradox or Black Walnut rootstocks.

Year 2: Orchard leveled, irrigation system installed, trees planted.

Year 2-6: Trees pruned, irrigated and fertilized: weeds and insects controlled by bi

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Source: http://www.cfaitc.org/Commodity/pdf/Walnuts.pdf

Walnut Production: Worker Activities

Walnut Production: Worker Activities

Irrigation is necessary in California walnut orchards to be economically feasible. Surface irrigation, typically flood or furrow, requires a relatively flat or slightly sloped orchard floor and an adequate water supply. However, this type of irr

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Source: http://pestdata.ncsu.edu/croptimelines/pdf/CAwalnut.pdf

Walnut Production in California

Walnut Production in California

The United States produces 38% of the worlds walnuts, production second only to China. Ninety-nine percent of the United States walnut production occurs in California. In 1999, California produced 283,000 tons of walnuts on 191,000 bearing acres with a

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Source: http://pestdata.ncsu.edu/croptimelines/pdf/CAwalnut.pdf

Quality Control Stantards for Walnuts in California

Quality Control Stantards for Walnuts in California

California walnuts are produced under stringent quality controls that exceed California inspection standards, reputed to be the worlds toughest. Handlers also meet individual customers standards and specifications. Many cutting-edge technologies are ha

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Source: http://www.walnuts.org/tasks/sites/walnuts/assets/File/CAW234-IndustryOverview.pdf

California Walnuts 2009 Annual Reports

California Walnuts 2009 Annual Reports

Annual Grower Meeting Presentation

2009 California

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Source: http://www.walnuts.org/walnuts/index.cfm/industry-resources/reports

California Walnut Production

California Walnut Production

Each step in the process from propagation, to harvest, to packer, and finally to market is handled with care and attention.

Walnut production takes commitment and patience, and orchards are dedicated only to walnut production. After a walnut sapl

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Source: http://www.walnuts.org/tasks/sites/walnuts/assets/File/CAW234-IndustryOverview.pdf