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Smilanick Receives Salter Award
January 27, 2015 – The California Citrus Quality Council is pleased to announce that Dr. Joseph L. Smilanick was this year’s recipient of the California Citrus Quality Council’s prestigious Albert G. Salter Memorial Award in recognition of his hard work, dedication and vital contributions in the development and implementation of improved technologies to control the…
Read MoreCCQC Honors Batkin with Salter Award
The Albert G. Salter Memorial Award was presented to Ted A. Batkin in recognition of his leadership and accomplishments during his 20-year tenure as President of the Citrus Research Board (CRB) from 1993 to 2013. Don Roark, who serves as a director for both CCQC’s and CRB’s Board of Directors, presented the award at CCQC’s…
Read MoreMorse Receives Salter Award
October 10, 2012 – The California Citrus Quality Council is pleased to announce that Dr. Joseph G. Morse of the Department of Entomology at UC Riverside was this year’s recipient of the California Citrus Quality Council’s prestigious Albert G. Salter Memorial Award in recognition of his steadfast dedication in the field of entomology which has…
Read MoreOrman Receives Salter Award
January 25, 2011 – The California Citrus Quality Council is pleased to announce that Charles (Chuck) Orman was honored at CCQC’s annual meeting as this year’s recipient of the prestigious Albert G. Salter Memorial Award. Orman served for 29 years on CCQC’s Board of Directors, 19 years as vice chairman, and filled in as acting…
Read MoreLuck Receives Salter Award
January 21, 2010 – The California Citrus Quality Council is pleased to announce that Robert F. Luck, a Professor of Entomology at the University of Riverside, is this year’s recipient of the California Citrus Quality Council’s prestigious Albert G. Salter Memorial Award in recognition of his enthusiastic and innovative applied research in the field of…
Read MoreWynn Honored by CCQC for Pest Prevention Efforts
Robert L. Wynn, Jr. of CDFA, whose decades of leadership to keep California agriculture free from invasive and exotic plant pests and diseases, was recognized for those accomplishments and presented with the Albert G. Salter Award at CCQC’s Annual Meeting on January 30, 2009 in Visalia.
Read MoreCCQC Announces New President effective July 9, 2008
USApple’s Jim Cranney Selected to Lead the California Citrus Quality Council Auburn, Calif. – The Board of Directors of the California Citrus Quality Council (CCQC) has selected James R. Cranney, Jr. as its new President effective July 9, 2008. Cranney succeeds Dr. Hugh “Wally” Ewart, who served as President for nearly seven years and retired…
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