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IFTA Summer Tour – California

The 2024 International Fruit Tree Association (IFTA) Summer Study Tour will be three full days (July 16-18) in California’s Sacramento-San Joaquin Valley, where current plans are for participants to visit the state’s largest apple packer just as Gala harvest will be starting, as well as new low-chill apples, some of the most progressive apple, sweet cherry, pear, and peach growers (including high density peach operations where robotic harvesting has been tested), and perhaps quick visits to several lesser-grown stone fruits like apricots, plums, and olives, as well as researchers at UC-Davis and one of California’s leading tree fruit nurseries!

For more information:

https://ifruittree.org/event/ifta-california-summer-study-tour-july-16-18-2024/

 

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