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Setton Sponsors Sustainability-Focused Scholarship Program

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By Cecilia Parsons Verified
| West Coast Nut Magazine Verified
Ag Industry By June 20, 2026 2 min read First-place artwork by Katlin Valencia-Andrade of Harmony Magnet Academy was awarded the top prize in the 2026 Setton Earth Day art contest, which challenged students to create sustainability-themed artwork using pistachio kernels or shells (Photo by C. Parsons.) Share Facebook X LinkedIn Email Listen to the audio version of this article.
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Paint Choice Critical in Preventing Herbicide Injury to Young Trees

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By Cecilia Parsons Verified
| West Coast Nut Magazine Verified
Recent and ongoing trials at Nickels Soil Lab are changing some recommendations to prevent herbicide-induced trunk injury. Ryan Hill, UCCE agronomy and weed science advisor in Tehama County, said recent results of this trial suggest that paint can protect the trunk surface from herbicide injury, but the effect is dependent on paint formulation. Hill said water stress also plays a role in instigation of trunk injury in tree crops.
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Pros and Cons of Using More Selective Pesticides

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By Cecilia Parsons Verified
| West Coast Nut Magazine Verified
Decades ago, when tighter restrictions began to curtail tree nut growers’ use of broad-spectrum pesticides, chemical companies developed more targeted and selective chemistries for control of insect pests in their orchards.
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