News Type: Grower Insights
Valent Views Episode 8: Protecting Northern California Almonds and Pistachios from Navel Orangeworm
Kevin Campos, Sustainable Solutions Specialist, scouts Northern California almond and pistachio orchards, sharing tips on navel orangeworm management and crop protection.
Valent Views Episode 7: Tim DeSilva Scouts Pistachios in Fresno County
In this episode of Valent Views, Tim DeSilva scouts Fresno County pistachio orchards, highlighting hull split, navel orangeworm (NOW) pressure, and how growers manage Gill’s mealybug.
Prepare Now to Protect 2026 Yield
Soybean cyst nematodes reduce yields silently. Learn how to identify and manage them with soil testing, resistant varieties, and seed treatments like Aveo® EZ.
Valent Views Episode 6: Jim Wargo Shares Harvest-Season Insights from Massachusetts Apple Orchards
Valent Views Episode 6: Jim Wargo Shares Harvest-Season Insights from Massachusetts Apple Orchards
Valent Views Episode 1: Anthony Griffin Reports from California Strawberry Fields
Valent Views kicks off with field insights from California strawberries.
Valent Views Episode 2: Amy Irish-Brown Checks In From Michigan Apple Orchards
Valent Views continues with insights from Michigan apple orchards.
Valent Views Episode 3: Daniel Albritton Scouts for White Mold in Georgia Peanut Fields
In this episode of Valent Views, Daniel Albritton scouts Georgia peanut fields.
Valent Views Episode 4: Luis Mora Shares Insights from California Lettuce Field
Valent Views kicks off with field insights from California—where Sustainable Solutions Rep Anthony Griffin shares what’s happening this season in strawberries.
Valent Views Episode 5: Russ Fraleigh Scouts Citrus in Florida
In this episode, Russ Fraleigh, Sustainable Solutions Specialist, visits an orange grove to share on-the-ground insights into the challenges citrus growers are facing this season.
Aveo EZ® Nematicide: Proactively Control Nematodes to Preserve Yield
Knowledge is power when it comes to plant-parasitic nematodes. And knowing the species and population numbers of this cunning underground foe can help soybean growers recapture lost yield potential.