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UC Agriculture and Natural Resources Cooperative Extension rice and wild rice advisor Whitney Brim-DeForest takes a look at plants growing on campus. (Karin Higgins/UC Davis)
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Rice research continues

July 17, 2020
By Kate Armstrong in University Kate Armstrong is a communication major working as a fellow in the UC Davis Office of Strategic Communications. Spring Quarter Snapshot Rice Research Continues While much of the world has stopped, the plants keep on growing.
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Laying plastic with a tractor for soil solarization
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The Heat is On: Soil Solarization

July 15, 2020
By Margaret G Lloyd
From the Small and Organic Farm Advisor Blog ************** The Heat is On: Soil Solarization The days are long and the temperatures are high. This is a great time to solarize the soil in the Central Valley as a way to manage annual weeds and improve the growth of fall crops.
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Johnsongrass, Sorghum halepense
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Johnsongrass in organics: Mow it?

July 9, 2020
By Margaret G Lloyd
From the Small and Organic Farm Advisor Blog Johnsongrass in organics: Mow it? Yes, mow it! Mowing works to at least prevent seed spread and regular mowing will weaken rhizomes. Seed establishment has the greatest potential for the establishment and spread of johnsongrass and must be prevented.
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Controlling yellow starthistle with burning
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Controlling yellow starthistle with burning

July 8, 2020
By Scott R Oneto
Here's UC Cooperative Extension Farm Advisor Scott Oneto showing us how to control yellow starthistle with burning: https://www.youtube.
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