University of California
Kern County
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The Deciduous Tree Fruits and Nut program consists of both research and education. The research focus on validation of research information was developed by faculty at UC Davis and by researchers at Kearney Ag Center. Experiments are also established to solve local production problems.
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- Situacion actual del almendro en California
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- Maximize Almond Profits in Record Crop Years
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