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Date:	Thu, 15 Apr 2010 14:25:06 -0400
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Subject:	end of the road near for almond pollination?
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excerpt from: http://www.andhranews.net/Technology/2010/April/7-Self-pollinating-almond-trees-developed-11072.asp

"The original plantings in 1996 at first produced only small harvests, but by 2006 produced excellent results. In November 2008, after a very good almond harvest, Ledbetter and his team from Parlier brought eight very promising selections from his self-pollinating almond breeding program to the Almond Board of California for evaluation.

The board was pleased with the skin color, oil content and, most importantly, the flavor. And best of all, the new almonds have many of the same characteristics as Nonpareil, which sells for premium prices."

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