- Author: Nicholas E Clark
- Contributor: Mark E Lundy
FREE to Attend. REGISTRATION requested. Please register HERE.
What: A field day showcasing research and discussing issues in cool-season field crops
When: Thursday, 4/18/2024, from 9:45 AM – 12:30 PM
Location: Westside Research and Extension Center, 17353 W Oakland Ave, Five Points, CA 93624
For license holders
CEUs (available):
CCA: 0.5 SWM, 0.5 IPM, & 1.0 CM
CDFA INMP: 0.5 N Mgmt. & 1.0 Irrig. Mgmt
CEU (applied for, awaiting approval):
CA DPR: 1.0 Other
See agenda below, or by clicking here:
AGENDA
9:45 Sign-in
10:00 Introduction of new UC Cooperative Extension Academics
10:10 Mark Lundy (UC Davis/UCCE): Deficit irrigation and water productivity in small grains: Do planting date and crop choice matter?
10:25 Caitlin Peterson (PPIC): Measuring and comparing winter water use resulting from deficit irrigated small grain and fallow fields
10:40 Josh Hegarty (UC Davis): Selecting small grain varieties with improved N use efficiency and reduced environmental impacts in the SJV
10:55 Josh Hegarty (UC Davis) and Mark Lundy (UC Davis/UCCE): Small Grain Plot Tours
11:15 Jorge Angeles and Nick Clark (UCCE): Weed control options for ALS-resistant chickweed in wheat
11:30 Giuliano Galdi (UCCE): Glyphosate injury in glyphosate tolerant alfalfa: could it happen in the SJV
11:45 Nick Clark (UCCE): Garbanzo bean variety trial and plot observations
12:00 Nick Clark (UCCE) and Christine Diepenbrock (UC Davis): Garbanzo Plot Tours and Survey
12:15 Lunch
- Author: Nicholas E Clark
- Author: Michelle Leinfelder-Miles
The California Dry Bean Advisory Board (CDBAB) is requesting applied research proposals for 2024. This commodity-based research request is sponsored by the California Dry Bean Marketing Order, under the guidance of CDFA (CA Dept Food & Ag). The Board has supported applied research by university programs for many years.
Attached, please find the grant application as well as a list of the 2024 applied research priorities developed by the CDBAB. The Board is particularly interested in pest management projects to address weeds and insects. Funding is for one year. Proposals for projects extending beyond one year must be re-submitted each year.
Due to limited research funding, proposals that demonstrate cost sharing are encouraged. Although, there is some flexibility in the budget below, the total amount of funding available for 2024 is as follows:
Board: $55,000
Baby lima council: $7,500
Blackeye council: $10,480
Garbanzo council: $7,500
Large lima council: $0
Common bean council: $0
Total: $80,480
For current information on dry bean production in California as well as past reports funded by the board, see the Dry Bean webpage on the Agronomy Research and Information Center. You can search and view previously funded research reports from the online database.
Please share this call for proposals with colleagues and others who might be interested in dry bean research. Proposals are due by Friday, February 10, 2023. Progress reports for projects funded by the CDBAB in 2022 will also be due Friday, February 10, 2023. Attached is an example progress report.
Those who submit proposals should be prepared to give a brief presentation to the Board at their first meeting of the year, which usually occurs in early March. Funding decisions are communicated shortly thereafter by Board Manager, Nathan Sano.
To submit 2024 proposals and 2023 final reports electronically, please email Nick Clark (neclark@ucanr.edu). With questions about this funding opportunity, email either Nick Clark or Michelle Leinfelder-Miles (mmleinfeldermiles@ucanr.edu). Nick and Michelle are UC ANR co-liaisons to the CDBAB.
