California pear seminar presents research

The California Statewide Pear Research Webinar features the latest research into pests, production methods and varieties.

pears.png
pears.png
(Photo courtesy Spark, by NickyPe)

The California Statewide Pear Research Webinar features the latest research into pests, production methods and varieties.

The online event is Feb. 10-11; free registration for the seminar (with eight hours of programming) is online.

The web seminar replaces the two annual in-person events for the Sacramento Delta and North Coast pear districts. It will be recorded for viewing after the event, according to a news release.

The agenda includes:

  • Information on codling moth trapping and brown marmorated stink bug monitoring;
  • Updates on pesticide regulations;
  • Information on treatments to control pear scab and fire blight; and
  • A presentation from the University of California Fruit and Nut Research Information Center.

The event is a joint effort from the University of California Cooperative Extension, University of California Fruit and Nut Research and Information Center, Lake and Mendocino County Departments of Agriculture, and the California Pear Advisory Board and Pear Pest Management Research Fund.

The Packer logo (567x120)
Related Stories
Following systemic security breaches and compromised traceability in Mexico’s avocado export system, the California Avocado Commission is calling on USDA to conduct comprehensive audits and institute a seasonal tariff-rate quota to restore market integrity and protect domestic growers.
Agricultural leaders warn suppliers and growers remain unprepared for an Aug. 1 deadline to submit single-use plastic reduction plans for produce sold into California.
D’Arrigo became the face of the brand at age 3 and served as a strong advocate for the fresh produce industry.
Read Next
As summer market volatility forces growers to adjust harvest schedules and field acreage, industry leaders call on retailers to help share food safety facts and restore stability ahead of winter planting.
Get Daily News
GET MARKET ALERTS
Get News & Markets App