Kern Citrus and Subtropical Fruit
| Issue | Articles |
|---|---|
| February 2008 |
- Boron High in Your Citrus? - W. Murcott May Need More Babying Than Navel Orange |
| September 2007 |
- Post-Freeze Affects on Navel Orange Trees - Getting Ready for Frost Season |
| June 2007 | |
| January 2007 | Frost Special |
| December 2006 | |
| October 2006 |
Citrus Leafminer Arrives in Kern County |
| August 2006 |
- Bean Thrips Meeting - Lots of Tangerines/Mandarins in Kern County - Common Tree-Killing Diseases in Citrus Groves in Kern County - Growing Grapefruit in California is no Cakewalk either - Nitrogen and Regreening of Valencia Oranges - September is Time to Begin to Control Next Years Marestail and Fleabane |
| April 2006 | Kern Spring Citrus Meeting |
| November 2005 | Navel Orange Outlook in Kern County |
| August 2005 |
- Upcoming Meetings - Septoria Spot: California & S. Korea - Midknight Valencia - Where's the Fruit? - Degreening of Early Season Satsumas in Louisiana - Horseweed and Fleabane: Two Tough Customers - Citrus Insect Pest Update - Magnesium: Too Little or Too Much - Baby citrus Trees Not Growing Too Well? |
| March 2005 | |
| November 2004 |
Upcoming Meetings Septoria Spot in Citrus in California Replanting Trees in Mature Citrus Groves |
| September 2004 | |
| June 2004 | |
| May 2004 |
- Early Bloom and Petal Fall Dates in Kern County - Cover Crops: Some Plants are Not Good Neighbors |
| February 2004 | Kern Spring Citrus Meeting Agenda |
| November 2003 | Texas Citrus Mite, a New Pest of San Joaquin Valley Citrus |
| September 2003 |
Kern County Citrus Trees Looking Good! How Good is Our Refrigerator? Notes on Applying Gibberellic Acid to Navels Fall Sampling of Leaves Fukumoto Navels and Alkaline Soils California Red Scale and Citrus Peelminer |
| June 2003 |
Weather Plays Tricks on Citrus in Spring of 2003 Glassy-Winged Sharpshooter Update Lithium May Be a Problem In a Few Kern County Citrus Blocks High Winds Always a Kern County Citrus Problem Chinch Bugs |
| December 2002 |
New Entomologist on Staff Citrus Harvest Looks Great Bean Thrips Unwelcome in Citrus Fruit Headed for Australia The Fukumoto Navel: A Growing Challenge GWSS Update Peelminer Does Disappearing Act in Kern County |
| August 2002 |
Controlling Citrus Tristeze Virus in the SJV Moving GWSS - Who's Left Holding the Bag? GWSS Populations Found at Low Levels in No. Kern and So. Tulare Counties Decline and Death of Citrus Trees Common this Summer Citrus Peelminer Blast from the Past TDE Mandarins |
| June 2002 |
Upcoming Meetings High Tonnage of Fruit Expected from Citrus Trees this Season False Chinch Bug Suspected of Damaging Citrus Fruit Applying Insecticidal Narrow-Range Oils May Be Hazardous During First Spring High Temperatures Southern Fire Ants and European Earwig Damage New Citrus Plantings Fukumoto Bark Rot Appears in Hot Weather New Finds of GWSS in Delano Area Citrus Thrips Apparently Tougher to Control this Season Citrus Red Mite: To Treat or Not To Treat |
| March 2002 |
Kern Spring Citrus Meeting Agenda Planting Navel Orange Trees: How Close is too Close? GWSS: What's a Citrus Grower to Do? Insecticide Control of GWSS in Citrus |
| June 2001 |
SJV Navel Orange Trees Experience a Strong Early Fruit Drop Problems with the Citrus Vascular System or Root Health Show Up in Hot Weather Applying Insecticidal Narrow-Range Oils May Be Hazardous during First Spring High Temperatures Southern Fire Ants and New Citrus Plantings Citrus Peelminers Becoming More of a Pest in The Southern San Joaquin Valley Glassy-winged Sharpshooter Update Clementine Mandarins Coming into Bearing Early Harvest Kern County Valencias Hurt by Late Navel Harvests Nitrogen and the Regreening of Valencia Oranges California Citrus Clonal Protection Program Website Fukumoto Bark Rot Appears in Hot Weather Not as Tolerant to Preemergent Herbicides |
| December 2000 |
Citrus Peelminers Have Tunnel Vision Glassy-winged Sharpshooter (GWSS): Current Woes for Citrus Growers GWSS: Potential for Greater Woes to Citrus Growers GWSS Environmental Brinkmanship? Baythroid Special Local Need Registration for GWSS Fuller Rose Beetle Down Under Fire ants, Aphytis and California Red Scale Puff and Crease Running Frost Water In Citrus C-35 and Satsuma Mandarins What, No Surflan: What Do I Do? |
| July 2000 |
Abnormal Hot Temperatures Produce Some Abnormal Citrus Tree Responses Irrigating Citrus Efficiently: Not As Easy As It Looks Reducing Puff and Crease Using Irrigation Management Improving Fruit Set of Mandarins with Gibberellic Acid European Earwigs Damage Leaves and Fruit of Citrus in May and June Fukumoto Bark Rot Appears in Hot Weather Glassy-winged Sharpshooter Update California Citrus Clonal Protection Program New Website |
| January 2000 |
Common Tree-Killing Diseases in Citrus Groves of Kern County Monitor Citrus Soil-Water Status Through the Winter Running Frost Water in Citrus Getting Ready for Another Irrigation Season Micro Irrigation Systems in Kern County Applying Preemergent Herbicides Stubborn Disease |
| November 1999 |
Some November Things To Do Gold Nugget Released Okitsu Wasi Satsuma: It's Taste is Better Than We Thought Pest Control California Red Scale Update |