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1. 500 BC

   500 BC - The Picky Eater; Avocado's Number Newspaper article from: AsianWeek July 6, 2005 700+ words ...in Mexico in 500 BCEAlso known as avocado pears and alligator pears, avocados grow easily inAsia's tropical regions. (Avocados have no relation with pears.)The Picky Eater; Avocado's Number Newspaper article from: AsianWeek July 6, 2005 700+ words ...in Mexico in 500 BCEAlso known as avocado pears and alligator pears, avocados grow easily inAsia's tropical regions. (Avocados have no relation with pears.)There are seven common varieties of avocados on... Show moreShow less From alligator pear – Dictionary definition of alligator pear | Encyclopedia.com: … www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1O39-alligatorpear.html

2. 300 BC

   300 BC - One example is the Maya civil calendar (Haab calendar) developed between 800 and 300 BC. In this calendar the name of each month is based on seasonal and agricultural events, and the 14th month is represented by a glyph representing the avocado. From BioOne Online Journals - The Avocado (Persea Americana, Lauraceae) … - Related web pages www.bioone.org/doi/pdf/10.3100/1043-4534(2007 ...

3. 291 BC

   291 BC - The avocado (Persea gratissima or P. americana) gets its name from the Latin American Nahuatl ahuacatl meaning "testicle," referring to its shape. It was discovered in Mexico approximately 291 BC The Spanish brought it to the English. The early Spanish ...The avocado (Persea gratissima or P. americana) gets its name from the Latin American Nahuatl ahuacatl meaning "testicle," referring to its shape. It was discovered in Mexico approximately 291 BC The Spanish brought it to the English. The early Spanish explorers discovered the Aztecs enjoying avocados, but it was long considered a tasteless food. The Aztecs also used avocados as a sexual stimulant. Show moreShow less From Avocados, the best fruit available - Related web pages www.buzzle.com/editorials/1-11-2005-64000.asp

4. 900 AD

   900 AD - The avocado has a long history of being cultivated in South America; the avocado trees were cultivated originally in the Andean Peruvian societies of 8000- 9000 years ago, a water jar shaped like an avocado, dating to AD 900, was discovered in the pre-Incan ...The avocado has a long history of being cultivated in South America; the avocado trees were cultivated originally in the Andean Peruvian societies of 8000- 9000 years ago, a water jar shaped like an avocado, dating to AD 900, was discovered in the pre-Incan city of Chan Chan. The word "avocado" comes from the Spanish word aguacate, which derives in turn from the Nahuatl (Aztec) word ahuacatl, meaning "testicle", because of its shape, "avocado” refers to the fruit of the ... Show moreShow less From Avocado - Related web pages www.tasteperu.com.pe/en/index_archivos ...

5. 1492

   1492 - While no exact records exist, it is assumed that the avocado arrived in the Canary Islands on board Spanish ships soon after the discovery of American in 1492. The hardiness of the avocado's large central stone makes it an easy tree to transport. From Avocadoes | Nature - Gran Canaria Info - Related web pages www.gran-canaria-info.com/guide/nature/avocadoes

6. 1519

   1519 - The earliest known account of the avocado in Europe is that of Martin Fernandez De Encisco in 1519. Cultivation in California The avocado was introduced to the US state of California in the 19th century, and it has become an extremely successful cash crop.The earliest known account of the avocado in Europe is that of Martin Fernandez De Encisco in 1519. Cultivation in California The avocado was introduced to the US state of California in the 19th century, and it has become an extremely successful cash crop. 95% of United States avocado production is located in California, and 80% occurs in San Diego County . Approximately 59000 acres ( approximately 24000 hectares) of avocados are grown in California. Show moreShow less From avocado - Uses, Toxicity, Names, Avocado related trade war - Related web pages encyclopedia.stateuniversity.com/pages/2193 ...

7. 1526

   1526 - What appears to be the earliest reference to the avocado is found in Oviedo's report to Charles V of Spain, in the year 1526," a translation of which follows: On the mainland are certain trees that are called pear trees (perales). They are not pear trees like ...What appears to be the earliest reference to the avocado is found in Oviedo's report to Charles V of Spain, in the year 1526," a translation of which follows: On the mainland are certain trees that are called pear trees (perales). They are not pear trees like those of Spain, but are held in no less esteem; rather does this fruit have many advantages over the pears of that country. These are certain large trees, with long narrow leaves similar to the laurel, but larger and more ... Show moreShow less From Bulletin books.google.com/books?id=vZFWAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA10 ...

8. 1600

   1600 - By the year 1600, avocado was introduced into Spain and from there spread to the rest of the world. In our country's cuisine, avocados are a very prominent side dish, used mainly in salads and to accompany soups, porridges and entrees based on fish, seafood and ...By the year 1600, avocado was introduced into Spain and from there spread to the rest of the world. In our country's cuisine, avocados are a very prominent side dish, used mainly in salads and to accompany soups, porridges and entrees based on fish, seafood and white meats. In Colombia we grow the varieties Lorena, Trapica, Hass and Trinidad, among others. Show moreShow less From Avocado - Products - Punto Franco Agrocommodities www.puntofrancoagro.com/en/products/avocado

9. 1601

   1601 - Native to Central America, the Avocado is harvested mainly for its fruit in such places as Israel, Spain, and South Africa. The early Spanish explorers recorded its cultivation from Mexico to Peru. In 1601 the Avocado was taken to southern Spain. Avocados ...Native to Central America, the Avocado is harvested mainly for its fruit in such places as Israel, Spain, and South Africa. The early Spanish explorers recorded its cultivation from Mexico to Peru. In 1601 the Avocado was taken to southern Spain. Avocados received their name from the Spanish explorers who could not pronounce the Aztec word for the fruit, known as Ahuacatl, “testicle,” because of its shape. The Aztecs considered the Avocado the “fertility fruit”. During ... Show moreShow less From Avocado Information / Persea americana - Related web pages www.herbalremedies.com/avocado-information.html

10. 1653

    1653 - It wasn't until the late 19th century that we heard of the avocado in the United States and one account says it was popularized in New York by journalist Richard Harding Davis, who introduced it to restaurateur Charles.Virtually free of sugar or acid, the avocado's flesh is up to 18 percent fat and has a considerable protein content, making it more nourishing than most fruits or vegetables The three types of avocados - Mexican, West In dian and Guatemalan — were described in detail by a Spanish priest named Bernabe Cobe back in 1653 It is believed the tree-like plant was first grown as a food in Mexico, where a plump avocado, several tortillas and a cup of coffee often served as a meal The ... Show moreShow less From Serve Avocado Both As Fruit, Vegetable . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=XwEkAAAAIBAJ ...

11. 1657

    1657 - The avocado was first mentioned in the British literature in 1657, described from Jamaica under the name avocatas.The name West Indian for one of the races of avocado is a misnomer, as this type of avocado did not originate in the West Indies, but was brought to the islands from the mainland, probably from either coastal Mexico, Central America or Colombia. The avocado was first mentioned in the British literature in 1657, described from Jamaica under the name avocatas. Show moreShow less From Early history of the avocado during the time of the Conquistadores - Related web pages www.avocadosource.com/wac1/wac1_p011.htm

12. 1669

    1669 - Later, early Americans called the avocado an "alligator pear," which described the fruit's texture and was easier to pronounce than the Spanish word "aguacate." The formal word for avocado was first used by Henry Sloane in 1669.Moving through the ages, as European sailors traveled to America, they used avocados as "midshipman's butter," a mashed avocado spread that spiced up their rations. Later, early Americans called the avocado an "alligator pear," which described the fruit's texture and was easier to pronounce than the Spanish word "aguacate." The formal word for avocado was first used by Henry Sloane in 1669. Show moreShow less From Texas Caviar with Avocado - Related web pages www.thefamilykitchen.com/rw022303.htm

13. 1672

    1672 - 2 The first English mention of avocado came from William Hughes, the 'royal physician' who in 1672 wrote following a visit to Jamaica that it was “one of the most rare and pleasant fruits of the island.” 3 Avocado seed oil has become extremely popular as a ...2 The first English mention of avocado came from William Hughes, the 'royal physician' who in 1672 wrote following a visit to Jamaica that it was “one of the most rare and pleasant fruits of the island.” 3 Avocado seed oil has become extremely popular as a natural carrier oil and as a base in various combinations for cosmetics and aromatherapy oils. It is also a popular ingredient of “organic ” and “natural” skin care creams, ointments, hair products, massage creams, muscle oils ... Show moreShow less From Healthy Ingredients: Avocado - Related web pages cms.herbalgram.org/healthyingredients/Avocado.html

14. 1696

    1696 - The name avocado or avocado-pear was one of the numerous corruptions which found its way into print, first appearing, so far as known, in 1696 (see above). For some reason it has outlived many other corruptions. Since it is reasonably euphonious, well adapted to ...The name avocado or avocado-pear was one of the numerous corruptions which found its way into print, first appearing, so far as known, in 1696 (see above). For some reason it has outlived many other corruptions. Since it is reasonably euphonious, well adapted to the English language, and widely used, it has been officially adopted by the California Avocado Association and is used in the publications of the United States Department of Agriculture, as well as by horticultural ... Show moreShow less From Avocado History And Distribution - Related web pages chestofbooks.com/gardening-horticulture/fruit ...

15. 1697

    1697 - At any rate, modern Spanish kept aguacate for the fruit and changed avocado to abogado, while English adopted avocado, which first appeared in print in 1697, for the fruit. Incidentally, guacamole is a portmanteau (or blend) word of aguacate and mole, derived from ...At any rate, modern Spanish kept aguacate for the fruit and changed avocado to abogado, while English adopted avocado, which first appeared in print in 1697, for the fruit. Incidentally, guacamole is a portmanteau (or blend) word of aguacate and mole, derived from the Nahuatl ahuacamolli, meaning "avocado soup or sauce." A Load of Bull Q. Somebody emailed me a story about the origin of a certain four- letter word. The story goes like this. Show moreShow less From What in the Word? - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=7-Y7EvhyQ7oC&pg=PA32 ...

16. 1744

    1744 - Easternmost of the inner islands, Fregate was named in 1744 for the nesting frigate birds. The flora and fauna of the island features Takamaka, cashew and Indian almond trees, some 50 species of birds including the endangered Magpie Robin, and the giant ...Easternmost of the inner islands, Fregate was named in 1744 for the nesting frigate birds. The flora and fauna of the island features Takamaka, cashew and Indian almond trees, some 50 species of birds including the endangered Magpie Robin, and the giant, flightless Tenebrionid Beetle. For the hiker there are wooded trails through cashew thickets, bamboo glades and the citrus and avocado plantations that supply the markets of Mahé. Visitors can also enjoy swimming ... Show moreShow less From Fregate Island, Seychelles - Related web pages www.planetware.com/seychelles/fregate-island ...

17. 1750

    1750 - Representation and text viewing the consequences of weather She is useful and mild, and does her best, Spurlock handle on draggy egress, on the contrary his Although not initially raised to obtain bulk avocado oil, the plant itself was first exported abroad in ...He killed a nigger over on Central this morning because he wouldnt tell him where Velma was. Representation and text viewing the consequences of weather She is useful and mild, and does her best, Spurlock handle on draggy egress, on the contrary his Although not initially raised to obtain bulk avocado oil, the plant itself was first exported abroad in 1750, recall advil product the first avocado trees were planted in Indonesia. Show moreShow less From Advil product recall || Image of beautiful farms in farmville | - Related web pages paganchick.com/cgi/fsbm/06-12-2009/advil ...

18. 1751

    1751 - The fruit appears next in the West Indies, where new varieties developed. It was in these tropical islands that many travelers first encountered avocados, among them the young George Washington, who wrote in 1751 that'agovago pears' were abundant and popular in ...The fruit appears next in the West Indies, where new varieties developed. It was in these tropical islands that many travelers first encountered avocados, among them the young George Washington, who wrote in 1751 that'agovago pears' were abundant and popular in the Barbados. We come now to the California avocado whose history goes back to Puebla, a city eighty miles from the Mexican capital. Puebla, which has been called the 'star of Christian Art in the Western Hemisphere ... Show moreShow less From Avocado trees - Ideas and Information - Related web pages www.avocadotrees.com/ideas_and_information.htm

19. 1762

    1762 - Named for Charles Avocad in 1762, these green oval orbs are botanically considered fruits, but in the kitchen are usually treated like veggies. Studies show that avocado oil can reduce blood cholesterol — so eat up at more than 30 food booths and sample entries ...Named for Charles Avocad in 1762, these green oval orbs are botanically considered fruits, but in the kitchen are usually treated like veggies. Studies show that avocado oil can reduce blood cholesterol — so eat up at more than 30 food booths and sample entries to the best guacamole contest. Oooh and ahhh at the largest avocado and delight at the largest vat of guacamole. It's not just about green goop, though: There are three stages with more than 60 acts appearing over the ... Show moreShow less From Santa Ynez Valley News - Related web pages www.syvnews.com/articles/2009/10/02/ae ...

20. 1776	Aug 9, 1776 - Avogadro was born in Turin, Italy, on 9th August, 1776 as a delicious fruit, an Avocado if no one figured it out. From Avogadro - Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia - Related web pages uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Avogadro

21. 1798

    1798 - Quince *Avocado *Aubergine *Passion fruit Answer: Avocado ---------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- #0715 Who defeated the French in the Battle of the Nile in 1798?Quince *Avocado *Aubergine *Passion fruit Answer: Avocado ---------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- #0715 Who defeated the French in the Battle of the Nile in 1798? -------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- *Wolfe *Nelson *Gordon *Wellington Answer: Nelson ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ #0716 At which London landmark was Anne Boleyn executed? Show moreShow less From GameFAQs: Who Wants to be a Millionaire? 2nd Edition (GBA) FAQ/ … - Related web pages www.gamefaqs.com/gba/919785-who-wants-to-be-a ...

22. 1810

    Sep 15, 1810 - appreciate the history of Cinco de Mayo and what a goodwill gesture...alcohol. First, Cinco de Mayo is not Mexican Independence...Sept. 15, 1810. Cinco de Mayo commemorates an important...Jenna Derhammer, courtesy Hass Avocados from Mexico. Avocado...News wire article from: Belleville News-Democrat (Belleville, IL) May 3, 2006 700+ words ...appreciate the history of Cinco de Mayo and what a goodwill gesture...alcohol. First, Cinco de Mayo is not Mexican Independence...Sept. 15, 1810. Cinco de Mayo commemorates an important...Jenna Derhammer, courtesy Hass Avocados from Mexico. Avocado... Show moreShow less From Article: Authentic Avocado Snacks for Cinco de Mayo. | AccessMyLibrary - … - Related web pages www.accessmylibrary.com/coms2/summary_0286 ...

23. 1822

    1822 - Avocado (Persea lauraceae) is a tropical American native. The first avocados made their way into Florida in 1822 and are now cultivated throughout the southern areas of the state. Depending on the cultivar, avocado trees are small to medium large, ranging ...Avocado (Persea lauraceae) is a tropical American native. The first avocados made their way into Florida in 1822 and are now cultivated throughout the southern areas of the state. Depending on the cultivar, avocado trees are small to medium large, ranging anywhere from 30 to 65 feet in height. The three races of avocados are Mexican, Guatemalan and West Indian, with Mexican varieties being the most cold tolerant. Show moreShow less From How to Grow Avocado Trees in Florida | Garden Guides - Related web pages www.gardenguides.com/111955-grow-avocado-trees ...

24. 1833

    1833 - Henry Perrine gets credit for introducing the avocado to Florida in 1833, believed to be the first plantings of domestic avocados in the United States. The avocado industry began 70 years later with an initial planting of 20 acres. The avocado is thought to ...Henry Perrine gets credit for introducing the avocado to Florida in 1833, believed to be the first plantings of domestic avocados in the United States. The avocado industry began 70 years later with an initial planting of 20 acres. The avocado is thought to have been introduced into California by the Mission Fathers, but the first written report of the avocado in … Show moreShow less From Avocado has distinguished past, buttery taste - Chicago Sun-Times | … - Related web pages www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1P2-3826944.html

25. 1833 - Avocados were first imported into Florida in 1833. There are three main varieties - Guatemalan, Mexican and West Indian. The trees grow best in the southern and southwestern coasts of Florida. Avocado trees can grow as high as 65 feet. Prune the trees to ...Avocados were first imported into Florida in 1833. There are three main varieties - Guatemalan, Mexican and West Indian. The trees grow best in the southern and southwestern coasts of Florida. Avocado trees can grow as high as 65 feet. Prune the trees to keep them at a manageable size. Plant avocado trees in a location that receives full sun and is at least 23 feet away from buildings , power lines and other trees. They require well-drained soil and do not tolerate areas ... Show moreShow less From What Types of Fruit Trees Grow in Florida? | eHow.com - Related web pages www.ehow.com/list_6393820_types-fruit-trees ...

26. 1848

    1848 - A short treatise on the history of the avocado is interesting. It's been used for food since the days of the Aztecs. The avocado came to the United States in 1848, when it was grown in California. Gordon's book is obviously homemade, but knocking that would be ...A short treatise on the history of the avocado is interesting. It's been used for food since the days of the Aztecs. The avocado came to the United States in 1848, when it was grown in California. Gordon's book is obviously homemade, but knocking that would be like knocking home cooking. The recipes look interesting, and that's what counts most. Want to write your own book? The new University of North Texas Press has produced The Writer's Guide to Texas Markets (156 pp. Show moreShow less From Inventive works star a holy goat, avocados - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/AASB/lib00061 ...

27. 1862

    May 5, 1862 - For this holiday - marking the Mexican victory over the French at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862 - more avocados are sold than at any other time during the year. The California Avocado Commission expects some 50 million of the bumpy-skinned fruit to be ...IF Cinco de Mayo had an official color, it would be avocado green. For this holiday - marking the Mexican victory over the French at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862 - more avocados are sold than at any other time during the year. The California Avocado Commission expects some 50 million of the bumpy-skinned fruit to be scooped up this week for guacamole and other Mexican-theme dishes. The tequila and beer-fueled celebrations accompanying them, however, are more ... Show moreShow less From GRAB THOSE AVOCADOS, IT'S CINCO DE MAYO - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/nypost/access/72523397 ...

28. 1871

    1871 - "Guacamole" comes from the Spanish word for Avocado, "Aguacate." (A mole is a sauce.) Avocado was prevalent in Mexico for thousands of years before they were introduced to Santa Barbara, California in 1871. Avocados are rich in flavor and soft in texture. You ...(A mole is a sauce.) Avocado was prevalent in Mexico for thousands of years before they were introduced to Santa Barbara, California in 1871. Avocados are rich in flavor and soft in texture. You candice them into salads, slice them for burgers or sandwiches, stuff them for an exciting side dish, or make guacamole by mixing with onion, garlic, lime juice and other seasonings of your choosing. Splendid Home · Products · Splendid Sentinel · Company Info. Show moreShow less From Splendid Products - Related web pages www.splendidproducts.com/products/specialty ...

29. 1893

    1893 - He married California Beardsley, the first European-American born and raised in the San Gabriel valley of Los Angeles. In 1893, he planted a cold-weather variety of avocado obtained from Mexico and from it produced Chappelow avocados. This tree in Duarte was ...He married California Beardsley, the first European-American born and raised in the San Gabriel valley of Los Angeles. In 1893, he planted a cold-weather variety of avocado obtained from Mexico and from it produced Chappelow avocados. This tree in Duarte was the oldest and largest avocado tree in the United States for over fifty years. William was the grand-nephew of John Chappelow, the emigrant to Australia. Show moreShow less From Untitled Document - Related web pages www.chappelowresearch.com/Google%20Docs%20page ...

30. 1895	1895 - In 1895, Young Charles Delmonico and Ranhofer introduced New York to the " alligator pear." or avocado, which had been newly imported from South America. From Charles Ranhofer - Related web pages www.steakperfection.com/delmonico/Ranhofer.html

31. 1901

    1901 - When, in 1901, it was successfully demonstrated that the avocado could be propagated by budding, considerable attention was at once directed to this fruit as a commercial possibility, and since then the progress of the industry has been steady.The proximity of Cuba, where the avocado, or aguacate as it is called in all Spanish speaking countries, is commonly grown, and the fact that seedlings had been planted quite freely along the east coast in the earlier days, must have led horticulturists there to see the possibilities of this fruit, and have acted as a stimulus to the development of the industry. When, in 1901, it was successfully demonstrated that the avocado could be propagated by budding, considerable attention ... Show moreShow less From Pomona College Journal of Economic Botany as Applied to Subtropical … - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=_cMWAAAAYAAJ&pg ...

32. 1905

    Jun 1, 1905 - From Monte, Grand Canary. June 1, 1905. Seeds from Teneriffe. "Procured for the purpose of growing stocks upon which to graft seedling avocado (I'mni ffratittima) for planting in localities which require a more hardy stock than the latter." (Fairchild.) 14499. VIGNA ... From Bulletin - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=2DwCAAAAYAAJ&pg ...

33. 1906

    1906 - Later, in 1906, he sold this property and purchased his present place of ten acres, of which five acres are set to Navel oranges, four acres to Valencias, and one acre to avocado or alligator pear trees. He has one avocado tree three years old which is already ...Later, in 1906, he sold this property and purchased his present place of ten acres, of which five acres are set to Navel oranges, four acres to Valencias, and one acre to avocado or alligator pear trees. He has one avocado tree three years old which is already bearing fruit, and altogether has forty-two trees of this valuable variety. Show moreShow less From A History of California and an Extended History of Los Angeles and … - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=cxYVAAAAYAAJ&pg ...

34. 1911

    1911 - FOR MEXICAN VILLAGE-Consul General Dr. Francisco Villagranof Mexico,' left, and HP Griswold, with plaque California avocado growers are pilgrimage to Mexico where the avocado tree was first found in 1911. Vito Bernardo (Benny) Atto- lico , 54 ...FOR MEXICAN VILLAGE-Consul General Dr. Francisco Villagranof Mexico,' left, and HP Griswold, with plaque California avocado growers are pilgrimage to Mexico where the avocado tree was first found in 1911. Vito Bernardo (Benny) Atto- lico , 54, proprietor of a cafe at 107 S Broadway, died early yes- terday when his automobile crashed into an abutment of the Pacific Electric bridge near the intersection of Riverside Drive and Glendale Blvd. Show moreShow less From Article 2 -- No Title - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/415887161 ...

35. 1912

    1912 - Thirty different varieties of avocado in boxes -- all budded sorts -- filled the slathouse in 1912. This was 11 years after Geo. B. Cellon first budded the Trapp avocado and put it, the very first budded variety of avocado, on the market, and the first boom of ...filled the slathouse in 1912. This was 11 years after Geo. B. Cellon first budded the Trapp avocado and put it, the very first budded variety of avocado, on the market, and the first boom of this new fruit crop was on in Florida, where it started some years earlier than in California. The 70-year old pioneer of Miami Beach, Mr. Collins of New Jersey, had set out over 100 acres of avocados, mostly budded Trapps, and this was then one of the largest plantings of budded ... Show moreShow less From Miami, Florida : Reminiscences of Early Plant Introduction in South … - Related web pages www.ars.usda.gov/Main/docs.htm?docid=13848

36. 1913

    May 9, 1913 - Received May 9, 1913. 35282. PERSEA AMERICANA Miller. Avocado. (Persea gratissima Gaertn. f.) " Seeds from fruita picked from a tree on the property of Srs. Bonino y Seg- giario, Betania, Province of Salta, belonging to the Mexican type of ...From Guemes, Argentina. Presented by Mr. HF Schultz, director of the Agricultural Experiment Station and Nursery. Received May 9, 1913. 35282. PERSEA AMERICANA Miller. Avocado. (Persea gratissima Gaertn. f.) " Seeds from fruita picked from a tree on the property of Srs. Bonino y Seg- giario, Betania, Province of Salta, belonging to the Mexican type of Persea. The fruits are rather small, purple skinned (the progeny occasionally green. Show moreShow less From Inventory of Seeds and Plants Imported - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=Fl0bAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA4 ...

37. 1914

    Feb 27, 1914 - At the request of the Secretary of Agriculture, your attention is invited to Notice of Quarantine No. 12 (avocado seed quarantine) and to an order of the Secretary of Agriculture dated February 27, 1914, covering the admission of the avocado or alligator ...At the request of the Secretary of Agriculture, your attention is invited to Notice of Quarantine No. 12 (avocado seed quarantine) and to an order of the Secretary of Agriculture dated February 27, 1914, covering the admission of the avocado or alligator pear under restrictions, and to the regulations under that order, all issued by the Department of Agriculture, which have been forwarded to you this day and by which you will be governed. (92655-19.) CHARLES S ... Show moreShow less From Treasury Decisions Under Customs and Other Laws - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=tUwLAAAAYAAJ&pg ...

38. 1915

    May 15, 1915 - Some 80 people gathered at the Alexandria Hotel in Los Angeles on May 15, 1915, and heard from one of the signers, who was writing a book on avocado culture. His co-signer of the call was a friend who, if the necessary funds became available, was willing to ...While it came as no surprise when avocado enthusiasts received a mailing that called for a meeting to organize an avocado association, the two men who signed the letter were completely unknown. Some 80 people gathered at the Alexandria Hotel in Los Angeles on May 15, 1915, and heard from one of the signers, who was writing a book on avocado culture. His co-signer of the call was a friend who, if the necessary funds became available, was willing to serve as the official ... Show moreShow less From Calavo Growers, Inc. - Company Profile, Information, Business … - Related web pages www.referenceforbusiness.com/history2/38 ...

39. 1917

    Jun 1917 - Bud wood collected by Mr. Wilson Popenoe, agricul- tural explorer. Received May to June, 1917. Quoted notes by Mr. Popenoe. 44781. "(No. 117. Avocado No. 29. From the finca Santa Rosa, An- tigua.) Katun. A small, handsome avocado from the finca Santa Rosa in ... From Full text of "Inventory of seeds and plants imported" - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream ...

40. 1918

    1918 - I envy him," claimed grower Lester Keller in 1918. Nonetheless, as Wilson Popenoe argued, because of the inclination of "primitive races of people to devote their attention in the main to crops which give quick returns," the avocado remained "horticulturally ...I envy him," claimed grower Lester Keller in 1918. Nonetheless, as Wilson Popenoe argued, because of the inclination of "primitive races of people to devote their attention in the main to crops which give quick returns," the avocado remained "horticulturally speaking, a new fruit," and it was up to California to take the lead in proper application of plant science to place the avocado in the "position which ultimately it must occupy—that of staple foodstuff. Show moreShow less From Food Nations - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=p9wPoDHQR-IC&pg ...

41. 1921

    1921 - When a reservoir was completed in 1921, large parcels were sold to avocado growers, who planted orchards, some of which grace the landscape today. The popular Hass avocado was cultivated here, and many of the town's streets are named after the fruit's varieties ...When a reservoir was completed in 1921, large parcels were sold to avocado growers, who planted orchards, some of which grace the landscape today. The popular Hass avocado was cultivated here, and many of the town's streets are named after the fruit's varieties, such as Chota, Popenoe and Sharpless. La Habra Heights has attracted its share of movers and shakers seeking refuge from the madding crowd. Laura Scudder of potato-chip fame owned a house here, as did Herman Smith ... Show moreShow less From NEIGHBORLY ADVICE: LA HABRA HEIGHTS; Realm of creatures, … - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/1387906291 ...

42. 1922

    Apr 29, 1922 - An article entitled "The Avocado in Florida" appeared in The Country Gentleman under the date of April 29th, 1922, from which the following paragraphs are quoted: "As a result of his observations Mr. Krome has been convinced that future cultural practices ...An article entitled "The Avocado in Florida" appeared in The Country Gentleman under the date of April 29th, 1922, from which the following paragraphs are quoted: "As a result of his observations Mr. Krome has been convinced that future cultural practices with the avocado must include careful thinning of the fruit, whenever this tendency to overbear manifests itself. This grower has taken as many as thirty-two crates of avocados from a single tree. Show moreShow less From Rational Diet - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=Ya51_QvN368C&pg ...

43. 1923

    1923 - First produced in 1923, the Avocado or “Sweet Pear” pattern claims its fame for being the very first 'true' Depression Glass design. Made by the Indiana Glass Company, Avocado pieces in the form of pitchers prove to be the most difficult to find, possibly because of this ... From Depression glass patterns - Related web pages www.depressionglasssecrets.com/DPweb-articles ...

44. 1924

    1924 - Marketing Organizations A large proportion of California avocado growers use cooperative marketing organizations to market their produce. Calavo, founded in 1924, is the oldest and largest avocado growers' cooperative in California. About 2100 growers belong ...Marketing Organizations A large proportion of California avocado growers use cooperative marketing organizations to market their produce. Calavo, founded in 1924, is the oldest and largest avocado growers' cooperative in California. About 2100 growers belong to Calavo, which markets nearly half of California's avocados. Calavo owns two packing and ripening plants and a processing plant. It also contracts the use of a third packinghouse. A subsidiary, Calavo Foods, handles ... Show moreShow less From USDA: avocado - Related web pages www.scribd.com/doc/1692178/USDA-avocado

45. 1925

    1925 - In 1925, when the state law was enacted, most of the avocados grown in California were, as they are at the present time, from trees derived from Mexican varieties. Such avocados contain at least 8% oil when mature. The Florida avocado growers, however, the only ...In 1925, when the state law was enacted, most of the avocados grown in California were, as they are at the present time, from trees derived from Mexican varieties. Such avocados contain at least 8% oil when mature. The Florida avocado growers, however, the only substantial competitors of the California growers, 197 F. Supp., at 787, n. 8, depend in substantial part on trees of non-Mexican parentage. The Florida avocados involved here, hybrid and Guatemalan varieties ... Show moreShow less From Florida Lime & Avocado Growers, Inc. v. Paul, 373 US 132 (1963), US … - Related web pages supreme.vlex.com/vid/florida-lime-amp-avocado ...

46. 1926

    1926 - Avocados are a common sight growing along roadsides and in gardens in New South Wales, especially on the northern end of the coast. The main avocado variety grown in NSW is the Hass avocado, discovered as a mutation in California in 1926 . Every Hass avocado ...Avocados are a common sight growing along roadsides and in gardens in New South Wales, especially on the northern end of the coast. The main avocado variety grown in NSW is the Hass avocado, discovered as a mutation in California in 1926 . Every Hass avocado tree in existence is a clone of that initial tree. In the north of NSW the avocado crop begins to ripen in April; the farther south, the later the beginning of the ripening season. Avocado trees are self-fertile and ... Show moreShow less From The Best Fruit Trees for New South Wales | Garden Guides - Related web pages www.gardenguides.com/107425-fruit-trees-new ...

47. 1928

    1928 - In 1928, the first trees were planted in the Sunraysia district, now a major avocado-growing area. Queensland grows the most avocados, with NSW and Victoria contributing significantly to Australia's 20000 tonnes a year. Dom Marino, of Marino Bros fruit and ...Australia's first avocados were grown from seeds brought by West Indians at the beginning of the 20th century. In 1928, the first trees were planted in the Sunraysia district, now a major avocado-growing area. Queensland grows the most avocados, with NSW and Victoria contributing significantly to Australia's 20000 tonnes a year. Dom Marino, of Marino Bros fruit and vegetable sellers at the Queen Victoria Market, says there has been an explosion in avocado varieties. Show moreShow less From Heart of gold - Related web pages www.theage.com.au/articles/2003/09/10 ...

48. 1933

    1933 - Indiana Glass Company kept on rendering Avocado for ten years, till the enterprise discontinued this Modernistic-strain figure in 1933.Contrived by the Indiana Glass Corporation, Avocado glassware in the sort of pitchers wind up to be the uttermost difficult to uncover, perhaps because of this model's maturity. Indiana Glass Company kept on rendering Avocado for ten years, till the enterprise discontinued this Modernistic-strain figure in 1933. Show moreShow less From Depression glass designs Classing | antiques | colorized glass | stained … - Related web pages www.extractorpro.com/articles/depression-glass.htm

49. 1935

    Aug 27, 1935 - Hass Avocado Hass Avocados are one of the more common varieties of avocado. Patented August 27, 1935 by Mr. Rudolph Hass, US Plant Patent No. 139. Learn more about the Hass Avocado Mother Tree. Each variety of avocado has it's own varietal ...Hass Avocado Hass Avocados are one of the more common varieties of avocado. Patented August 27, 1935 by Mr. Rudolph Hass, US Plant Patent No. 139. Learn more about the Hass Avocado Mother Tree. Each variety of avocado has it's own varietal characteristics. For example, Hass Avocados are known as the “year- round avocado” because of their seasonal availability. The Hass Avocados in your grocer's produce section are grown in California, Chile, Mexico, New Zealand ... Show moreShow less From Hass Avocado Board: Hass Variety – Our Story - Related web pages www.avocadocentral.com/hass-variety/about-the ...

50. 1937

    1937 - "One night in 1937, Bob Cobb, then owner of The Brown Derby, prowled hungrily in his restaurant's kitchen for a snack. Opening the huge refrigerator, he pulled out this and that: a head of lettuce, an avocado, some romaine, watercress, tomatoes, some cold breast ..."One night in 1937, Bob Cobb, then owner of The Brown Derby, prowled hungrily in his restaurant's kitchen for a snack. Opening the huge refrigerator, he pulled out this and that: a head of lettuce, an avocado, some romaine, watercress, tomatoes, some cold breast of chicken, a hard-boiled egg, chives, cheese and some old-fashioned French dressing. He started chopping. Added some crisp bacon -- swiped from a busy chef. "The Cobb salad was born. Show moreShow less From Original Cobb Salad | The Food Maven - Arthur Schwartz - Related web pages www.thefoodmaven.com/radiorecipes/cobb_salad.html

51. 1943	Apr 18, 1943 - Mashed Avocado Adds. New Sandwich Flavor. Beat pulp of ripe avocado Willh Irmon juice and salt to for a sandwich spread that will give a lift to a war worker s lunchbox. From Mashed Avocado Adds New Sandwich Flavor - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access ...

52. 1949

    Jan 2, 1949 - If you are an avocado fan like me you ve probably sampled at least once this season the big pear shaped California fruit now appearing in our markets This smooth buttery variety won t last too long but fortunately Is re placed by other varieties from dif ... From Serve Avocado Plain or Fancy in These Ways - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access ...

53. 1952

    1952 - The patent expired in 1952, the same year Rudolph Hass died. But by then, the bumpy black avocado that bore his name was rapidly gaining in popularity on the smooth green Fuerte. Consumers preferred its richer, nuttier taste, while grocers favored it for its ...The patent expired in 1952, the same year Rudolph Hass died. But by then, the bumpy black avocado that bore his name was rapidly gaining in popularity on the smooth green Fuerte. Consumers preferred its richer, nuttier taste, while grocers favored it for its durability and longer shelf life. Today, the Hass accounts for about 80 percent of all avocados eaten worldwide and generates more than $1 billion a year in revenues in the US alone. Show moreShow less From Hass Avocado Board: Hass Variety - Related web pages www.avocadocentral.com/hass-variety/hass ...

54. 1955

    Jun 3, 1955 - We are always on the look out for sandwich fillings Here is one that combines cooked leftover veal and avocado for a new flavor that will delight your family ... Cut avocado into halves lengthwise and remove seed and skin Force each half thru sieve Blend with remaining ingredients. From Avocado Combined with Veal to Make a Sandwich Filling - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access ...

55. 1957

    1957 - Hispanic Chamber of E-Commerce Meet Alejandrina Avocados - Back in 1957, Mr. Joaquin Barragan established the very first Hass avocado orchard in Mexico's Uruapan Region, today recognized as "the world avocado cradle and capital"; not only for being the area ...Hispanic Chamber of E-Commerce Meet Alejandrina Avocados - Back in 1957, Mr. Joaquin Barragan established the very first Hass avocado orchard in Mexico's Uruapan Region, today recognized as "the world avocado cradle and capital"; not only for being the area in which more avocados are produced, but because of their unsurpassed taste and. Show moreShow less From Hispanic Chamber of E-Commerce | Facebook - Related web pages zh-cn.facebook.com/pages/Hispanic-Chamber-of-E ...

56. 1958

    1958 - In 1958, Dundy published her first novel The Dud Avocado, loosely based on her experiences in Paris, which reached the top of the best seller lists. The author received a letter from an admirer: Dear Mrs Tynan, I don't make the habit of writing to married ...In 1958, Dundy published her first novel The Dud Avocado, loosely based on her experiences in Paris, which reached the top of the best seller lists. The author received a letter from an admirer: Dear Mrs Tynan, I don't make the habit of writing to married women, especially if the husband is a dramatic critic, but I had to tell someone (and it might as well be you since you're the author) how much I enjoyed The Dud Avocado. It made me laugh, scream and guffaw (which ... Show moreShow less From Elaine_dundy encyclopedia topics | Reference.com - Related web pages www.reference.com/browse/Elaine_Dundy

57. 1960

    Mar 7, 1960 - No. 49 - Fla. Lime & Avocado Growers v. Jacobsen, March 7, 1960. Charles E. Whittaker - opinion; William O. Douglas, joins in the part of the opinion that passes on the merits; Felix Frankfurter, whom William O. Douglas joins, dissenting. From John Marshall Harlan Papers, 1884-1972 (bulk 1936-1971): Finding Aid - Related web pages diglib.princeton.edu/ead/getEad?eadid=MC071&kw=

58. 1961

    1961 - Created in 1961, the California Avocado Commission (CAC) is the official information source for California avocados and the California avocado industry. Take the Avocado Quiz for a chance to win a CAC mouse pad! You can also stop alien insects or create ...Created in 1961, the California Avocado Commission (CAC) is the official information source for California avocados and the California avocado industry. Take the Avocado Quiz for a chance to win a CAC mouse pad! You can also stop alien insects or create your own Mr. Avocadohead at this cool site. National Potato Council (http://www.nationalpotatocouncil.org/) Did you know that there are approximately 5500 potato growers in the United States? Check out this site to ... Show moreShow less From Purchasing - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=woyfXKwZmRkC&pg ...

59. 1964

    1964 - The Tungui family is passionate about the production of organic avocados. Jose Antonio Tungui planted his first avocado tree in 1964. Today the farm produces seventy acres of organic avocados and employs three generations that include Antonio's five daughters ...The Tungui family is passionate about the production of organic avocados. Jose Antonio Tungui planted his first avocado tree in 1964. Today the farm produces seventy acres of organic avocados and employs three generations that include Antonio's five daughters, four sons and twenty-one grandchildren. One common bond in this spread of generations is very evident. They all live, talk and deeply enjoy producing avocados. Show moreShow less From Daabon Organic - Related web pages www.daabon.com/europe/avocado.htm

60. 1965

    1965 - In 1965, to overcome the problem of oversupply during the harvesting season and undersupply during the offseason, California adopted liquid-nitrogen freezing of peeled or unpeeled Jamaican avocado halves, which can be thawed and served as the equivalent of fresh ...In 1965, to overcome the problem of oversupply during the harvesting season and undersupply during the offseason, California adopted liquid-nitrogen freezing of peeled or unpeeled Jamaican avocado halves, which can be thawed and served as the equivalent of fresh Jamaican avocado fruits in restaurants, on airplanes and in institutions. Show moreShow less From Jamaican Avocado Pear — Jamaica & Jamaican Food - Related web pages www.getjamaica.com/Jamaican%20Avocado%20Pear.asp

61. 1966

    Aug 11, 1966 - Soft avocados those that yield slightly to pres iure when held in the wand are ready to use To prepare avocado for half shells balls lengthwise slices crescents cubes or mashing cut fruit into lengthwise halves first unless circles are desired Do not remove the skin Twist halves ... From Recipes Stem From Avocado Harvest - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/497071322 ...

62. 1967

    Nov 27, 1967 - On November 27, 1967, the first meeting of avocado growers was held at Westfalia Estates near Tzaneen. The farmers discussed the possibility of better communication and the chances of increasing the potential they saw for the avocado on the overseas markets.On November 27, 1967, the first meeting of avocado growers was held at Westfalia Estates near Tzaneen. The farmers discussed the possibility of better communication and the chances of increasing the potential they saw for the avocado on the overseas markets. Prof. Ballie Kotzé was the chairman at the meeting. Show moreShow less From About Us - Related web pages avocado.co.za.www83.jnb2.host-h.net/about_us.html

63. 1968

    Jul 29, 1968 - Avocados were first talked about when Cortez went to Mexico City George Washington as a youth visited the Barbados and described the fruit which he called pears Another namealligator pears has been applied to the fruit It's a term at which the industry shudders ... From California's Avocado Growers Say Market Largely Untapped - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/512832642 ...

64. 1969

    Apr 1969 - Empress Valley has chosen to call the release Avocado Club, in reference to the famous green Fillmore series poster of an avocado announcing the four Led Zeppelin concerts in April 1969. The source tapes for the two shows have been circulating for years. The ...Empress Valley has chosen to call the release Avocado Club, in reference to the famous green Fillmore series poster of an avocado announcing the four Led Zeppelin concerts in April 1969. The source tapes for the two shows have been circulating for years. The sound quality on "Avocado Club" is equal to the best versions available for both nights. Show moreShow less From LED ZEPPELIN ~ Avocodo Club The Legendary Fillmore Series - West … - Related web pages www.demonoid.com/files/details/2166740 ...

65. 1970

    Mar 26, 1970 - 2 8oz cans tomato sauce Form beef into 8 thin patties Combine avocado salt andchi I i powder Place equal amounts of avocado mixture in center of *4 patties Cover with remaining patties and seal edges securely B rown burgers in skillet Pour off fat Add tomato sauce and simmer 20 ... From Avocado Burgers a Different Idea - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/655034772 ...

66. 1971

    1971 - Our family moved to Florida in 1971, when avocado and harvest gold were in full swing. Our house had avacado carpet and gold appliances. My mom still has her gold stove. We also had lovely red carpet with the look of tile, it was great. From 1998 Letters - Related web pages wesclark.com/am/let_98.html

67. 1972

    1972 - In 1972, the California avocado industry sponsored legislation requiring mandatory inspection and certification, establishing the Avocado Certification and Inspection Program. The goal is to protect the industry and consumer by providing uniform inspection to ...In 1972, the California avocado industry sponsored legislation requiring mandatory inspection and certification, establishing the Avocado Certification and Inspection Program. The goal is to protect the industry and consumer by providing uniform inspection to ensure that all avocados comply with minimum standards. Show moreShow less From CDFA > I & C > Avocado Inspection - Related web pages www.cdfa.ca.gov/is/i_%26_c/avocado.html

68. 1973

    Sep 13, 1973 - Beat eggs with salt pep per and cold water Melt the butter in a skillet and add egg mixture Cook pushing firm portions around edges toward cen ter allowing uncooked portions to flow to edge of pan Prick with fork to cook soft portions Place avocado over omelet and sprinkle with juice ... From AVOCADO pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/643040772 ...

69. 1974

    1974 - For example, in 1974, during Amin's regime, my Uncle cleared out his coffee plantation and replaced it with Avocado trees. The neighbours thought he was mad , but after three years he reaped a huge profit from his Avocado pears. My Uncle then knew what a good ...For example, in 1974, during Amin's regime, my Uncle cleared out his coffee plantation and replaced it with Avocado trees. The neighbours thought he was mad , but after three years he reaped a huge profit from his Avocado pears. My Uncle then knew what a good economic regime he lived under and knew that since he had made a profit under Amin then therefore Amin was running the economy well!! This above paragraph is obviously nonsense, but it is the same irrational logic that ... Show moreShow less From New Vision Online : Discussion Board - Related web pages www.newvision.co.ug/B/D/522/1/90

70. 1975

    Sep 1975 - But this is completely wrong, and the main reason is that there are “Avocado” colored labels found on copies done in Sept 1975, when the “All Rights Reserved” disclaimer was added. So this argument has little or no credibility since Avocado labels appeared at ...Because there was some speculation these re-issues were first printed in the “ Avocado Green” shade by each factory, and then later, a switch was made to print them in Tan or a browner label. But this is completely wrong, and the main reason is that there are “Avocado” colored labels found on copies done in Sept 1975, when the “All Rights Reserved” disclaimer was added. So this argument has little or no credibility since Avocado labels appeared at such a late time, as well. Show moreShow less From Beach Boys on 45 - US Starline - Tan - Related web pages beachboys45.nl/USA-Starline-tan.htm

71. 1977

    1977 - My house had avocado shag carpet from when it was built in 1977. It was shot! There were places that had to be covered with extra rugs because it had worn through. The den had avocado green vinyl. It was stained, scratched and worn. It is a really nice room with ...My house had avocado shag carpet from when it was built in 1977. It was shot! There were places that had to be covered with extra rugs because it had worn through. The den had avocado green vinyl. It was stained, scratched and worn. It is a really nice room with a fireplace but the flooring was dated and ugly. The hallway had a different kind of vinyl. Show moreShow less From My Frugal Life - Getting Rid of Avocado Shag and Installing Hardwood … - Related web pages www.myfrugallife.com/post89713762_ThriftyFun.html

72. 1979

    1979 - Muñoz, who bought his avocado-green Northwest 15th Avenue house in 1979, enjoys football but can't make it to the games. "I have to stay here and watch the cars ," he said, adding that he will miss the excitement -- and extra cash -- when the games stop. Nolvia ...Muñoz, who bought his avocado-green Northwest 15th Avenue house in 1979, enjoys football but can't make it to the games. "I have to stay here and watch the cars ," he said, adding that he will miss the excitement -- and extra cash -- when the games stop. Nolvia Sinquir, who has lived for five years in an apartment on Third Street across from the Bowl, said one guy once paid her $400 to let him park in her space for that year's entire season. "Everyone around here does it ... Show moreShow less From NEIGHBORS LAMENT THEIR LOSS - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/MH/lib00245 ...

73. 1980

    Apr 7, 1980 - The bodies of Robert and Elsie Boysen were found inside their Avocado Road home April 7, 1980, after Elsie Boysen did not show up for work. Police believe the couple were killed after they returned from Easter church services the previous day. The Boysens ...The bodies of Robert and Elsie Boysen were found inside their Avocado Road home April 7, 1980, after Elsie Boysen did not show up for work. Police believe the couple were killed after they returned from Easter church services the previous day. The Boysens had been active in missionary work through their church, Restoration Temple in San Diego. Elsie Boysen taught first grade at Oceanside Christian School and Robert Boysen ran a Mount Zion Christian Bookstore in ... Show moreShow less From Son pleads not guilty in 1980 slaying of parents | Death penalty possible … - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/sandiego/access/644749231 ...

74. 1982

    1982 - Originally published in 1982, The Snarkout Boys and the Avocado of Death is a young adult novel written by Daniel Pinkwater and features alienated teenagers, avocado-obsessed mad scientists, and a plot to replace all of the world's realtors with aliens. [edit ...Originally published in 1982, The Snarkout Boys and the Avocado of Death is a young adult novel written by Daniel Pinkwater and features alienated teenagers, avocado-obsessed mad scientists, and a plot to replace all of the world's realtors with aliens. [edit] Plot summary The story is told from the viewpoint of Walter Galt, a teenager on the verge of dying from boredom at Genghis Khan High School, until he meets Winston Bongo, another suffering student and the self ... Show moreShow less From The Snarkout Boys and the Avocado of Death - Wikipedia, the free … - Related web pages en.wikipedia.org/wiki ...

75. 1983

    1983 - In 1983, a study that evaluated the effects of avocado extract on food consumption by rats was reported in the journal Behavior and Neurological Biology. In a series of studies, the rats were administered avocado extract injections and then were allowed to eat ...In 1983, a study that evaluated the effects of avocado extract on food consumption by rats was reported in the journal Behavior and Neurological Biology. In a series of studies, the rats were administered avocado extract injections and then were allowed to eat either high-carbohydrate (cornstarch) or high-fat (animal fat) foods. Show moreShow less From Obesity Protocol - Related web pages www.health-marketplace.com/p-Obesity-3.htm

76. 1984

    1984 - Leading the management team is Jim Carney, who is a longtime avocado orchardist, since he and his wife Lois established Settlers Plantation avocado, custard apple and kiwi fruit orchards in Baldivis, Western Australia in 1984. Jim managed the Western ...Leading the management team is Jim Carney, who is a longtime avocado orchardist, since he and his wife Lois established Settlers Plantation avocado, custard apple and kiwi fruit orchards in Baldivis, Western Australia in 1984. Jim managed the Western Australia orchards through the 80's growing avocados on 50 acres. Additionally, Jim consulted for other growers and did seasonal management as a viticulturist for a nearby commercial vineyard. Show moreShow less From Jim Carney - LinkedIn - Related web pages au.linkedin.com/pub/jim-carney/15/9a/530

77. 1985

    1985 - "Avocado thefts are certainly on the rise as a result of the price increases we' re seeing in 1985," said Mark Affleck, director of industry affairs for the California Avocado Commission. "But the real story is these thieves are sophisticated. They are bringing ...Avocado thefts are certainly on the rise as a result of the price increases we' re seeing in 1985," said Mark Affleck, director of industry affairs for the California Avocado Commission. "But the real story is these thieves are sophisticated. They are bringing trucks into the groves in broad daylight and actually harvesting the fruit in a routine fashion." Sheriff's deputies who patrol the hilly, North County backcountry that is the state's avocado heartland say this procedure ... Show moreShow less From … Stripping Groves for Black Market Avocados Bringing Record Prices-for … - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/64584081 ...

78. 1987

    Mar 26, 1987 - Just whisper an opinion that the California avocado is tastier better or cheaper than its Florida counterpart and the other guy brings out the major artillery ... Shopping is confusing for consumers because it is rare to find an avocado's state of origin listed at the produce counter ... From FLORIDA VS. CALIFORNIA: THE EXPLOSIVE AVOCADO - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access ...

79. 1988

    1988 - Based on these premises, it seems to be worthwhile to study the structure of avocado consumption in Spain. In 1988, the Project INIA 8205 was initiated with one of its objectives to carry out an analysis of the market potential for the Spanish-produced ...Based on these premises, it seems to be worthwhile to study the structure of avocado consumption in Spain. In 1988, the Project INIA 8205 was initiated with one of its objectives to carry out an analysis of the market potential for the Spanish-produced avocados, and therefore an analysis of Spain's own domestic market. Show moreShow less From … Structure of the Spanish Domestic Market for Avocados: Comments from a … - Related web pages www.avocadosource.com/WAC2/WAC2_p585.htm

80. 1989

    Aug 1989 - In mid-August, 1989, Newsweek featured an article entitled "Death, Intrigue and Avocados." In it, Nir is said to have visited a company called Nucal de Mexico which had recently purchased an avocado-packing plant in Uruapan in the Mexican state of Michoacan ...In mid-August, 1989, Newsweek featured an article entitled "Death, Intrigue and Avocados." In it, Nir is said to have visited a company called Nucal de Mexico which had recently purchased an avocado-packing plant in Uruapan in the Mexican state of Michoacan (Michoacan is renowned for two things: drugs and avocadoes). A Nucal employee, Carlos Mendez Vega, admits to "escorting" Nir around for a while and the head of Nucal, Israeli-born Avraham Cohen, told the weekly that ... Show moreShow less From THE SECRET WORLD OF AMIRAM NIR - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/jpost/access/99241127 ...

81. 1990

    Sep 25, 1990 - Adverse weather produced the smallest avocado crop in a decade this year but growers expect to exceed last year's revenues because the ... intact can expect to earn an average of $1.05 per pound for the fiscal year ending Oct 31 the California Avocado Commission in Santa Ana estimates ... From Small Avocado Harvest Pushes Up Market Price Farming: Growers whose … - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/60143737 ...

82. 1991

    Aug 1991 - Processing of avocado pulp is seen as a vital market segment and a factor for the future. Research is in an advanced stage and the first factory producing an avocado based product will be in production by August, 1991. Local market. Local grade avocados are sold ...Processing of avocado pulp is seen as a vital market segment and a factor for the future. Research is in an advanced stage and the first factory producing an avocado based product will be in production by August, 1991. Local market. Local grade avocados are sold mainly on the national fresh produce markets. An increasing volume is however sold directly on contract to supermarket groups. Coordinated marketing by larger pack-houses accounts for 70% of local grade production while ... Show moreShow less From An Overview of the South African Avocado Industry - Related web pages www.avocadosource.com/WAC2/WAC2_p653.htm

83. 1992

    1992 - The old rivalry ceased in 1992, when Torrey Pines moved from the Palomar League to the Avocado League. La Costa Canyon and Torrey Pines both will be Avocado members next year. "I think the first step is building mutual respect, and I have connections at ...The old rivalry ceased in 1992, when Torrey Pines moved from the Palomar League to the Avocado League. La Costa Canyon and Torrey Pines both will be Avocado members next year. "I think the first step is building mutual respect, and I have connections at both schools," said Pellegrino. "(Torrey Pines football coach) Ed Burke is one of the dearest men in the world to me, and I have strong relationships with (La Costa Canyon coaches) Fritz Muhlethaler and Dan Field and ... Show moreShow less From Old rivalry ends, but will bad blood? - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/sandiego/access ...

84. 1993

    May 5, 1993 - The non-profit California Avocado Commission expects fiesta-seeking revelers to make May 5, 1993, the biggest avocado consumption day on record. "Cinco de Mayo has always been the most important time of the year for us," explained Mark Affleck, president of ...The non-profit California Avocado Commission expects fiesta-seeking revelers to make May 5, 1993, the biggest avocado consumption day on record. "Cinco de Mayo has always been the most important time of the year for us," explained Mark Affleck, president of the Santa Ana- based commission. "However, thanks to the growing popularity of avocados and Mexican cooking throughout the US, we … Show moreShow less From CALIFORNIA AVOCADO TOPS LIST OF CINCO DE MAYO FOOD FIESTA … - Related web pages www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-13146227.html

85. 1994

    Aug 25, 1994 - The yellowishgreen flesh of ripe avocados has a buttery texture It discolors rapidly when exposed to air unless sprinkled with lemon juiceStep 6 Avocados have a delicate nutty flavor and are generally enjoyed as a salad or first course For an attractive presentation place a prepared ... From Mastering the Avocado - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/59583222 ...

86. 1996

    1996 - qt7jr022m7 repo Avocado thrips: New challenge for growers avocado thrips new challenge for growers hoddle hh::Hoddle, Mark S. mm::Morse, Joseph G. pp:: Phillips, Phil A. ff::Faber, Ben A. jj::Jetter, Karen M. Hoddle, Mark S. Hoddle Mark S Morse ...qt7jr022m7 repo Avocado thrips: New challenge for growers avocado thrips new challenge for growers hoddle hh::Hoddle, Mark S. mm::Morse, Joseph G. pp:: Phillips, Phil A. ff::Faber, Ben A. jj::Jetter, Karen M. Hoddle, Mark S. Hoddle Mark S Morse, Joseph G. Morse Joseph G Phillips, Phil A. Phillips Phil A Faber, Ben A. Faber Ben A Jetter, Karen M. Jetter Karen M Pest Management Pest Management Pest and plant disease Pest and plant disease Thrips Thrips ... Show moreShow less From eScholarship: Avocado thrips: New challenge for growers - Related web pages escholarship.org/uc/item/7jr022m7

87. 1997

    Feb 5, 1997 - On February 5, 1997, the United States Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) was scheduled to publish in the Federal Register a final rule that will allow the importation of Hass avocados from the Mexican state of ...On February 5, 1997, the United States Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) was scheduled to publish in the Federal Register a final rule that will allow the importation of Hass avocados from the Mexican state of Michoacan into 19 northeastern states and the District of Columbia from November through February, provided they meet certain safeguards specified by APHIS. This ruling follows an almost two- year struggle between ... Show moreShow less From TED Case Studies - Related web pages www1.american.edu/ted/avocado.htm

88. 1998

    Jan 1998 - Another promising natural remedy comes from soybeans and avocados -- an extract known as avocado/soybean unsaponifiables (ASU). In a controlled study reported in the January 1998 issue of Arthritis and Rheumatism, 164 patients with osteoarthritis of the hip or ...Another promising natural remedy comes from soybeans and avocados -- an extract known as avocado/soybean unsaponifiables (ASU). In a controlled study reported in the January 1998 issue of Arthritis and Rheumatism, 164 patients with osteoarthritis of the hip or knee received a 300 mg capsule of ASU daily for six months. Compared to a placebo group, those receiving ASU reported significantly less pain, disability, and consumption of pain medication, with no side effects. Show moreShow less From Hot Topics in Health & Balance - Related web pages www.webmd.com/balance/osteoarthritis ...

89. 1999

    May 21, 1999 - M2 PRESSWIRE-21 May 1999-SOUTH AFRICAN AVOCADO INFORMATION SERVICE: Avocados -- are simply a summer sensation (C)1994-99 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD. RDATE:180599 The new season's crop of Summer Avocados - fresh from ...M2 PRESSWIRE-21 May 1999-SOUTH AFRICAN AVOCADO INFORMATION SERVICE: Avocados -- are simply a summer sensation (C)1994-99 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD. RDATE:180599 The new season's crop of Summer Avocados - fresh from the South African sun - are ready and waiting in a supermarket near you and the good news from South Africa is that the quality of this year's crop is exceptional. Show moreShow less From … AFRICAN AVOCADO INFORMATION SERVICE: Avocados -- are simply a … - Related web pages www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-54696469.html?refid ...

90. 2000

    Jul 7, 2000 - NASS releases the official US avocado crop estimate for the 1999/2000 season on July 7, 2000. However, based on estimates from the Florida Agricultural Statistics Service and the California Avocado Commission (CAC), the US avocado crop may reach ...NASS releases the official US avocado crop estimate for the 1999/2000 season on July 7, 2000. However, based on estimates from the Florida Agricultural Statistics Service and the California Avocado Commission (CAC), the US avocado crop may reach 180540 short tons, up 15 percent from the previous season. The Florida Agricultural Statistics Service estimates certified shipments from the Florida 1999/2000 crop to be 21250 tons, down 8 percent from the ... Show moreShow less From Fruit and Tree Nuts Situation and Outlook Report March 2000 - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=ciI7Jb5Xk9sC&pg=PA17 ...

91. 2001

    Aug 1, 2001 - Neighbors are dropping off shiny bright green avocados also known as alligator pears from their backyard trees and I am secretly passing them to someone else. Though I live in Florida California's smaller dark green pear shaped knobby skinned package the Hass avocado is my favorite ... From A fine, knobby avocado The Hass variety is irresistible - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access ...

92. 2002

    Oct 2002 - In October 2002, the USDA announced the creation of a Hass Avocado Board to promote the sale of Hass variety avocados in the US marketplace. This board provides a basis for a unified funding of promotional activities based on an assessment on all avocados ...In October 2002, the USDA announced the creation of a Hass Avocado Board to promote the sale of Hass variety avocados in the US marketplace. This board provides a basis for a unified funding of promotional activities based on an assessment on all avocados sold in the US marketplace. The California Avocado Commission, which receives its funding from California avocado growers, has historically shouldered the promotional and advertising costs supporting avocado sales. Show moreShow less From CALAVO GROWERS INC - FORM 10-K - January 11, 2010 - Related web pages www.faqs.org/sec-filings/100111/CALAVO-GROWERS ...

93. 2003

    Jun 27, 2003 - Avocado - butter from a tree ... find Jerusalem Post articles. 00-00-0000 Headline: Avocado - butter from a tree Byline: Faye Levy Edition; Magazine Section: Features Page: ... From Article: Avocado - butter from a tree - Jerusalem Post | HighBeam … - Related web pages www.highbeam.com/doc/1P1-75270798.html?refid ...

94. 2004

    Jan 1, 2004 - Let those that agree with the AVOCADO DECLARATION help protect and build the Green Party as a vehicle for democracy, freedom, liberty and justice for all. ORIGINALLY DISTRIBUTED ON JANUARY 01, 2004 -------------------- AVOCADO ...Let those that agree with the AVOCADO DECLARATION help protect and build the Green Party as a vehicle for democracy, freedom, liberty and justice for all. ORIGINALLY DISTRIBUTED ON JANUARY 01, 2004 -------------------- AVOCADO EDUCATION PROJECT Mission Statement The Avocado Education Project (AEP) educates about the history of struggles for democracy in the United States and their relationship to a multi-party political system. Show moreShow less From [CTRL] Fwd: The Avocado Declaration - Related web pages www.mail-archive.com/ctrl@listserv.aol.com ...

95. 2005

    Mar 2005 - A seminal work carried out by Ohio State University was published in the Journal of Food Nutrition, March 2005. That research is now supported by a number of other studies showing Extra Virgin Avocado Oil is a nutrient booster that greatly increases the ...A seminal work carried out by Ohio State University was published in the Journal of Food Nutrition, March 2005. That research is now supported by a number of other studies showing Extra Virgin Avocado Oil is a nutrient booster that greatly increases the body's ability to absorb health-promoting carotenoids provided by salads, fruit & vegetables. Avocado Oil acts like a 'catalyst' to extract the micro-nutrients from the food we eat. Not many consumers appreciate how a salad ... Show moreShow less From AvoHealth.com - Fresh, Natural & Healthy - Related web pages www.avohealth.com/site/facts.html

96. 2006

    Sep 9, 2006 - Sign in to read: The word: Avocado - science-in-society - 09 September 2006 - New Scientist. NEXT time you serve avocado, your guests might be surprised to learn that its name is derived from the Aztec description of the plant it grows on: the testicle tree. From Sign in to read: The word: Avocado - science-in-society - 09 September … - Related web pages www.newscientist.com/article/mg19125682.100 ...

97. 2007

    Jul 2007 - However, a severe storm in July 2007 damaged avocado orchards around Whangarei, where approximately 15 percent of New Zealand's avocado area is located. The damage will impair production for two to three years. Preliminary industry estimates are that most fruit ...However, a severe storm in July 2007 damaged avocado orchards around Whangarei, where approximately 15 percent of New Zealand's avocado area is located. The damage will impair production for two to three years. Preliminary industry estimates are that most fruit in the affected area is too damaged to be marketable, 10 percent of trees are lost and a further 10 percent of trees are severely damaged. Show moreShow less From Horticulture and Arable Monitoring Report : 11 Other export fruit - Related web pages www.maf.govt.nz/mafnet/rural-nz/statistics-and ...

98. 2008

    Dec 1, 2008 - Posted on 6:53 am, Monday, December 1, 2008. Tags: avocado, big island, farming, fruit. County grant awarded to Hawaii Tropical Fruit Growers The county Department of Research and Development has awarded $4000 in supplemental funding to the Hawaii ...Posted on 6:53 am, Monday, December 1, 2008. Tags: avocado, big island, farming, fruit. County grant awarded to Hawaii Tropical Fruit Growers The county Department of Research and Development has awarded $4000 in supplemental funding to the Hawaii Tropical Fruit Growers for the development and production of the Big Island Avocado poster. Show moreShow less From Hawaii247.com | Hawaii 24/7 | Tag Archive | avocado - Related web pages www.hawaii247.com/tag/avocado/

99. 2009

    Jan 7, 2009 - APHIS is finalizing a proposed rule that was published on January 7, 2009, to grant this request provided Peru produces its Hass avocados in accordance with a systems approach that will include registration and monitoring of places of production and ...APHIS is finalizing a proposed rule that was published on January 7, 2009, to grant this request provided Peru produces its Hass avocados in accordance with a systems approach that will include registration and monitoring of places of production and packinghouses; grove sanitation; pest-free areas or trapping for the South American fruit fly; pest-free areas or treatment for Medfly; surveys for the avocado seed moth; and inspection for quarantine pests by Peru's NPPO. Show moreShow less From FR Doc E9-31182 - Related web pages edocket.access.gpo.gov/2010/E9-31182.htm

100. 2010

     May 5, 2010 - by Janel on May 5, 2010 · 2 Comments in Entree recipes, contest. Happy Cinco de Mayo! I'm so excited to announce the Think Outside the Guac contest winner who will be receiving a crate of Amazing Avocados. Kelly whipped up this delish dish of Avocado ...by Janel on May 5, 2010 · 2 Comments in Entree recipes, contest. Happy Cinco de Mayo! I'm so excited to announce the Think Outside the Guac contest winner who will be receiving a crate of Amazing Avocados. Kelly whipped up this delish dish of Avocado Stuffed Cannelloni Pasta Salad. Every time I look at the picture of this dish, my mouth waters. Doesn't it look amazing?! What a creative way to use avocados! Show moreShow less From Eat Well with Janel - Part 2 - Related web pages eatwellwithjanelblog.com/page/2/