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What CDFA’s and UC Davis’ California’s Pyrethroid Report Tells Us About the Future of Navel Orangeworm Management
Almond Crop Set and Its Impact on Navel Orangeworm Damage
The USDA NASS Almond Subjective Forecastwas released May 12th, reporting a 1% decrease in overall production expected in 2026 relative to 2025. The limited detail provided in this..
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Unpredictable Growing Seasons Are the New Normal. Here’s How Mating Disruption Helps You Stay Ahead.
In recent years, California growers have experienced a lot of variation in seasonal weather patterns. Warmer winters, earlier springs, sporadic rain, and periods of prolonged heat..
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Easy Deployment of Puffer® Starts with Thoughtful Engineering
In the integrated pest management space, some use the word “Puffer” to describe aerosol mating disruption products. In actuality, there is only one Puffer® and it was developed by..
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Updates for California Nut Crops
September 2026 The growing season is beginning to wind down across California nut crop orchards. By September, a good portion of these crops have already been harvested, with..
Chico State Precision Farming Field Day Recap: Innovation in Regenerative Agriculture and Pest Management
On Friday, April 11, industry leaders, researchers, and growers gathered at the Chico State Farm for the highly anticipated Precision Farming Field Day. Hosted by Suterra and..
Social Media Roundup March 2025
March updates on Suterra's social media Pages are here. Check out this month's highlights.
CAPCA Adviser Advertorial: CheckMate® NOW-F Redefine Your Spray Program with Precision Mating Disruption
The Key to Navel Orangeworm Control This information was first shared in the March 2025 edition of the CAPCA Adviser newsletter on page 59. The consensus across California’s nut..
Social Media Roundup February 2025
Here is a brief recap of our Social Media Activity for the month of February.
