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November 20th, 2019 7:00 AM to 1:00 PM Tulare Fairgrounds 215 Martin Luther King Jr Ave, Tulare, CA 93274 • Free Event Growers, Applicators, PCAs, CCAs, and Processors Welcome! • CE Credits Offered • Seminars & Workshops • Networking Opportunities • Free Industry Lunch • Free Coffee & Donuts • Cash Prizes Pre-Register at WCNGG.COM/SVNCC Powered by: 66 @jcsmarketing West Coast JCS Nut Marketing November Inc. @jcs_marketing 2019
7:00 AM 7:30 AM Registration Trade Show CE Credits: 15 Minutes, Other CE Credits: DPR: 3.5 Hours (3 Other, 0.5 L&R) CCA: 3 Hours PENDING CE APPROVAL PROFESSIONAL CITRUS TRACK PROFESSIONAL TREE NUT TRACK WORKSHOP TREE NUT TRACK 8:00 AM New Approaches to Phytophthora Management in Citrus Jim Adaskaveg, Professor & Plant Pathologist, UC Riverside CE Credits: 30 Minutes, Other IPM Management For Controlling Problem Pests Kris Tollerup, UCCE Area-wide IPM Advisor CE Credits: 30 Minutes, Other Viruses, Phytoplasmas, Union Disorders and Almond Leaf Scorch Mohammad Yagmour, UCCE Area Orchard Systems Advisor, Kern and Kings Counties 8:30 AM Psyllid Control for Managing HLB Greg Douhan, UCCE Area Citrus Advisor for Tulare, Fresno, and Madera Counties CE Credits: 30 Minutes, Other Weed Resistance and Identification of Problematic Weeds Kurt Hembree, Weed Management Advisor, UC Cooperative Extension, Fresno County CE Credits: 30 Minutes, Other Winter Juvenile Tree Dieback (WJTD)—a Problem in Pistachio in the San Joaquin Valley Craig Kallsen, UCCE Farm Advisor 9:00 AM Navigating Your Citrus IPM Program John Martzen, PCA since 1979, GAR Tootelian, Inc. CE Credits: 30 Minutes, Other NOW Management and Monitoring Brad Higbee, Field Research & Development Manager, Trécé Inc. CE Credits: 30 Minutes, Other SGMA, Voluntary Agreements, and What it Means to Your Farming Operation Mike Wade, Executive Director, California Farm Water Coalition 9:30 AM Break 10:00AM Trade Show CE Credits: 15 Minutes, Other 10:30 AM How to Mitigate Drift Tulare Ag Department Marianna Gentert, Deputy Agricultural Commissioner CE Credits: 30 minutes; Other Best Pest Management Practices for BMSB and Flatheaded Borer Jhalendra Rijal, IPM Advisor for San Joaquin, Stanislaus and Merced Counties CE Credits: 30 Minutes, Other How to Get the Most Out of Your Irrigation Management Tools Mae Culumber, UCCE Nut Crops Advisor 11:00 AM Management and Control Options for California Red Scale Stephanie Doria, Staff Research Associate Citrus Entomology Lindcove Research and Extension CE Credits: 30 Minutes, Other Dealing with Nematode Control in Your Orchards Kreig Williams, PCA & Agronomist, TriCal, Inc. CE Credits: 30 Minutes, Other Crown Gall Management in Walnuts Elizabeth Fitchner, UCCE Farm Advisor, Kings and Tulare Counties 11:30 AM BeeWhere Reporting Tulare Ag Department Marianna Gentert, Deputy Agricultural Commissioner CE Credits: 30 minutes; L&R Using Microbial Product in Your Orchard: A Closer Look at the Research Mark Abildgaard, Western Regional Manager, Agrinos 12:00 PM Lunch NUT COMMODITY UPDATES Pistachios Almonds Walnuts 1:00 PM Tariffs and the Impact on California Pistachios Richard Matoian, Executive Director of American Pistachio Growers The Almond Orchard of Tomorrow: 2025 Goals Daren Williams, Senior Director, Global Communications, Almond Board of California Tariffs, Tariff Mitigation and What it Means to You Jennifer Williams, Marketing Director, Domestic Advertising at California Walnut Board & Commission 1:30 PM Adjourn November 2019 www.wcngg.com 67
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