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2011 CALIFORNIA ALMOND ACREAGE REPORT
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California’s 2011 almond acreage is estimated at 835,000 acres, up 1 percent from the 2010 acreage of 825,000.  Of the total acreage for 2011, 760,000 acres were bearing and 75,000 acres were non-bearing.  Preliminary bearing acreage for 2012 is estimated at 780,000 acres.

 Nonpareil continued to be the leading variety, followed by Butte, Carmel, Monterey and Padre. 

 Kern, Fresno, Merced and Stanislaus were the leading counties.  These four counties had 64 percent of the total bearing acreage, unchanged from the previous year.

Local Rite Aid stores prepare to close
Rite Aid closing
The shelves are slowly emptying at the Rite Aid on Monte Vista Avenue as the national drugstore chain prepares to close all its locations (KRISTINA HACKER/The Journal).
The shelves at Turlock’s Rite Aid drugstore on Monte Vista Avenue are slowly being emptied and signs posted on the store’s popular Thrifty counter state “No More Ice-Cream” with a cartoon cone sporting a frowny face. An employee of the local drugstore on Thursday confirmed to curious customers that the store will be closing its doors, but he didn’t know exactly when.
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