San Joaquin Valley
Tree Guidelines for San Joaquin Valley Communities
... The San Joaquin Valley climate is marked by hot, dry summers with substantial cooling loads, and temperate, wet ...the San Joaquin Valley is approx- imately ...
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Deep vadose zone hydrology demonstrates fate of nitrate in eastern San Joaquin Valley
... The sustainability of water resources is key to continued prosperity in the San Joaquin Valley and California. The vadose zone is an often-ignored layer of wet but unsaturated sedi- ments between the ...
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Conservation tillage production systems compared in San Joaquin Valley cotton
... of San Joaquin Valley cotton produc- ...the San Joaquin Valley, is an IPM approach largely based on a pest-monitoring program and the controlled use of a biological control ...
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Land subsidence in the San Joaquin Valley, California, USA, 2007–2014
... Abstract. Rapid land subsidence was recently measured using multiple methods in two areas of the San Joaquin Valley (SJV): between Merced and Fresno (El Nido), and between Fresno and Bakersfield ...
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Environmental justice implications of arsenic contamination in California’s San Joaquin Valley: a cross-sectional, cluster-design examining exposure and compliance in community drinking water systems
... Arsenic in drinking water is linked to skin, lung, bladder and kidney cancers [1-3]. The most common exposure pathway is consumption of groundwater containing ar- senic [4]. Many epidemiological studies examining health ...
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Cotton Response to Long-Term No-Tillage and Cover Cropping in the San Joaquin Valley
... Despite the historical success of these tradi- tional tillage approaches for California cotton, there is evidence of a number of drivers including de- creasing costs, switching to more efficient irrigation systems, and ...
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transition to conservation tillage evaluated in San Joaquin Valley cotton and tomato rotations
... We compared standard tillage (ST) and conservation tillage (CT) for to- mato and cotton production systems, with winter cover crops (CC) and without (NO), in Five Points, Calif., from 1999 to 2003. Conservation till- age ...
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Drip irrigation increases tomato yields in salt-affected soil of San Joaquin Valley
... the San Joaquin Valley can increase the yield and profitability of processing tomato compared to sprin- kler irrigation, with acceptable levels of soluble solids (mainly due to the soil salinity at ...
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Phenology of spotted wing drosophila in the San Joaquin Valley varies by season, crop and nearby vegetation
... The spotted wing drosophila, first detected in California in 2008, has become a major in- sect pest in caneberries and sweet cherries, causing commercial crop losses. Managing it is challenging because it has many other ...
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Drip irrigation provides the salinity control needed for profitable irrigation of tomatoes in the San Joaquin Valley
... the San Joaquin Valley’s west ...the San Joaquin Valley, provided that the leaching fraction can achieve adequate salinity control in the root ...
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Conservation tillage and cover cropping influence soil properties in San Joaquin Valley cotton-tomato crop
... the San Joaquin Valley, farmers may benefit more from cover cropping in combination with conservation or stan- dard tillage to maintain soil fertility, as opposed to conservation tillage ...
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Intercomparison of lidar, aircraft, and surface ozone measurements in the San Joaquin Valley during the California Baseline Ozone Transport Study (CABOTS)
... The Bodega Bay and Half Moon Bay sites were located on the coast to sample the Pacific inflow, and the VMA was chosen for the TOPAZ operations because of its central loca- tion in the SJV, the availability of the runway ...
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Airborne particles in the San Joaquin valley may affect human health
... plan to conduct longer exposures to more closely mimic the long-term particulate-matter concentrations to which agricultural workers and resi- dents are exposed. We will continue to focus on seasonal differences in fine ...
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Conservation tillage systems for cotton advance in the San Joaquin Valley
... Early seeding. Yield increases in the conservation tillage plots after the first 4 years were due to more successful plant- ing operations. In the 4th year, cotton seed was planted early into moist soil, which resulted ...
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Place Matters for Health in the San Joaquin Valley:
... the San Joaquin Valley is characterized by dramatic place-based health inequalities caused through multiple socioeconomic and environmental ...the San Joaquin Valley and the ...
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San Joaquin Valley blueberries evaluated for quality attributes
... the San Joaquin Valley, for three seasons ...warm San Joaquin Valley conditions are producing blueberry fruit that is of acceptable quality to consumers and profitable to ...
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hat started 40 years ago as an old ranch at the heart of the San Joaquin Valley is today a world- class research operation, from which fl ows a steady stream of practical ideas and solutions ready for implementation by the region’s farmers.
... the San Joaquin Valley Fruit and Grape Station Trust, which collected contri- butions from farmers, fruit packers, agricultural suppliers and ...
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Increasing Groundwater Recharge Activity in the San Joaquin Valley of California
... the San Joaquin Valley of ...the San Joaquin Valley have experienced more than a 28-foot drop in the land level since the 1970’s (Alley & Alley, ...
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San Joaquin Valley Clean Energy Organization. Media Kit
... eight-county region that makes up the San Joaquin Valley. Our mission is to help improve the quality of life by significantly increasing the Valley’s use and reliance on clean energy (energy ...
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Armored scale insecticide resistance challenges San Joaquin Valley citrus growers
... Combining data from the fruit-dip bioassay and the colorimetric test for 1990 to 1998, the highest percentage of orchards with resistant scale occurred in Tulare, which had the greatest [r] ...
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