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New Study Finds Walnuts Improve Sperm Quality in Men

October 28, 2013

Research published in the recent issue of Biology of Reproduction Papers-in-Press reports that 75 grams (approximately 2.5 ounces) of walnuts consumed per day improved sperm vitality, motility, and morphology (normal forms) in a group of healthy young men between 21-35 years of age. Folsom, CA – (August 16, 2012) Research…

California Walnuts’ Eye on India: India Market Access Granted

October 28, 2013

CALIFORNIA WALNUTS’ EYE ON INDIA: India Market Access Granted FOLSOM, Calif. (July 15, 2013) – On July 12, the Ministry of Agriculture in India published notification of Schedule VI of Plant Quarantine Order 2003 allowing California walnuts to be shipped to India. Walnuts can ship immediately with special conditions under…

Your Assessment at Work

October 28, 2013

Grower assessments have resulted in activities that have led to the tremendous economic growth of the California Walnut Industry. Even though production keeps growing, last year the average price per pound to the grower reached an all-time high. Grower assessments have resulted in activities that have led to the tremendous…

Race for the Cure with CA Walnuts

October 28, 2013

Don your favorite shade of pink, put on your Hula skirt, lace up your running or walking shoes and join the CA Walnuts 2013 Komen Race for the Cure, Sacramento team! Don your favorite shade of pink, put on your Hula skirt, lace up your running or walking shoes and…

Reiter Study

October 28, 2013

New research publishes in Cancer Investigation examining the effect of walnuts on prostate cancer. Learn more about this animal research out of the School of Medicine at The University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio. New research publishes in Cancer Investigation examining the effect of walnuts on prostate cancer….

Report from Washington: Farm Bill and MAP Update

October 28, 2013

The California Walnut Commission (CWC) is the largest commodity recipient of MAP funds in the state, at approximately $4 million annually. Although the MAP program is authorized, a Congressional Continuing Resolution is needed to fund the remainder of the fiscal year. When asked about the state of things in Washington,…

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