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Photo 2. Leaf bending caused by Caparol and Lorox

Weed control studies in leeks

December 3, 2019
By Richard F Smith
Leeks were grown on 589 acres in Monterey County in 2018 and were worth $10.8 million. Depending on the planting date, they can be in the field for 120 or more days, particularly if they are over wintered.
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JOB ANNOUNCEMENT :: Biological Science Technician

November 14, 2019
By Gale Perez
Vegetation Management/Monitoring--Biological Science Technician position through Point Reyes National Seashore Association Application deadline: 11/29/2019 The Biological Science Technician will work in collaboration with National Park Service staff to assist with a wide variety of tasks, including,...
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Figure 1. Post-harvest in an almond orchard one month after harvest. Micro sprinklers have started the germination of some winter weeds such as filaree and annual bluegrass. While tough to control (semi-) perennials such as threespike goosegrass and Italian ryegrass remain after this year’s management program.
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Increase your return on investment with post-harvest orchard weed scouting

November 11, 2019
By Gale Perez
Why scout for weeds? While weeds are present in every orchard, there is variation in the weed species composition and density from orchard to orchard. Scouting for weeds is the basis for a good Integrated Weed Management (IWM) plan.
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