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UC Davis geneticist Mel Green in his lab in 1967, and outside the future Green Hall, 2011. (UC Davis photos) for Bug Squad Blog

Green Hall: Fitting Tribute to Two Scientists

Pest Notes-Pokeweed cover for UC Weed Science Blog

New publication on pokeweed

UC Weed Science

GWH Thumbnail for UC Master Gardener Program Statewide Blog Blog

Congratulations! 2020 Gardeners with Heart

UC Master Gardener Program Statewide Blog

Air blast sprayer in walnut orchard for Kearney news updates Blog

Time to renew your DPR license? Take a new online course on air blast sprayer calibration.

Kearney news updates

Diced tomatoes for saving. (Heidi Aufdermaur) for The Stanislaus Sprout Blog

Seed Saving Instructions

The Stanislaus Sprout

Intergenerational for Healthy Central Sierra Blog

Nutrition Education Spotlight: Intergenerational Learning in the Garden

Healthy Central Sierra

Meet Cryptocteniza kawtak. UC Davis professor Jason Bond discovered the new genus and species on a sandy beach in Moss Landing State Park, Monterey County. This is a female. (Image by Jason Bond) for Entomology & Nematology News Blog

Name That Spider: Meet Cryptocteniza kawtak

Entomology & Nematology News

Michael's Cut Flower Garden for UCCE Master Gardeners of San Bernardino County Blog

Monthly Spotlight: UCCE San Bernardino County Master Gardener Michael Bains – Finding Time in a Busy Schedule to Volunteer

UCCE Master Gardeners of San Bernardino County

Photo by Pam Krone for Livestock & Range Blog

Plant Lists for Two Properties Participating in the Healthy Soils Program

Livestock & Range

Air blast sprayer in walnut orchard for BLP's in OC Blog

Need DPR CE Hours - Take the Air Blast Sprayer Online Course

Air blast sprayer in walnut orchard for News from UC ANR South Coast REC and Beyond Blog

Need DPR CE Hours - Take the Air Blast Sprayer Online Course

News from UC ANR South Coast REC and Beyond

Para proteger una casa de las brasas de un incendio forestal, mueva los objetos combustibles que se encuentran debajo de terrazas anexas o dentro de una distancia de cinco pies de la estructura, recomienda Yana Valachovic, asesora forestal de Extensión Cooperativa de UC. for Cómo vivir más saludable Blog

Preparación para ayudar a proteger las casas de los incendios forestales

Cómo vivir más saludable

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