Often tied to helping
pollinators, cover crops
could also improve a
producer's soil health.
Two Seeds for Bees program
participants—a first-time user
and a repeat user—share
their in-field experiences
with cover crops and what
they are seeing from the
practice already.
With active marketing
campaigns in 10 countries,
there is no shortage of
activity to build demand
for California almonds.
However, that isn't stopping
ABC from exploring new
market possibilities across
the globe.
The team at Pomona
Farming seeks to maximize
efficiency to grow safe,
healthy and delicious
almonds for consumers
around the world, while
devoting more attention,
planning and logistics to
the fate of the coproducts.
Benefits Beyond the Hive:
Seeds for Bees
®
Offers More
Building Demand for
California Almonds
in 2021-22
Pomona Farming Explores
Additional Avenues for Hulls
and Shells
HOW WE GROW
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2021 | ISSUE 18
Irrigating From Space:
The Future is Closer
Than You Think
Of all the almond orchards Zac Ellis
manages, one in particular was
buzzing with activity this growing
season. It was not just with the normal
bees and natural pollinators making
the rounds, but a team of leading
researchers calibrating instruments,
flying drones, and preparing for a
satellite to pass by overhead.
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