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Managing Walnut Husk Fly in the Orchard

Posted on 04/29/2021

Walnut growers should start monitoring for walnut husk fly in May. Watch this video with emeritus UCCE IPM Specialist Bob Van Steenwyk as he provides timely step by step directions on how to monitor and manage this pest. Read more about orchard pest management in Pacific Nut Producer Magazine.

Please thank this video’s sponsor Trece for their industry support.

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