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A bee fly, family Bombyliidae, heads for a yellow zinnia in a Vacaville pollinator garden. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey) for Bug Squad Blog

Bee Flies: Pollinators with a Bad Reputation

avocado seed husk for Topics in Subtropics Blog

Proactive Biocontrol!!!!

Topics in Subtropics

butternut soup for Preservation Notes Blog

Butternut and Pear Soup

Preservation Notes

Landscape Architects Work on Green Plan for Grounds of US Mission Geneva by US Mission Geneva is licensed under CC BY-ND 2.0. for Under the Solano Sun Blog

Part II: My Gardening Journal

Under the Solano Sun

MG Trainees Krista and Debbie at the plant taxonomy class for Garden Notes Blog

Cultivate Your Passion: Enroll in the 2024 Master Gardener Training Class

Oriental fruit fly adults. Note the pointed ovipositor at the base of the abdomen on the female specimen. Photo by CDFA. for Diablo Region Crops Blog

Why is Oriental Fruit Fly a threat to Contra Costa and California Crops?

Diablo Region Crops

Figure 1. Poison hemlock flowers and leaves. Photo by Paige Filler, Flickr. for Pests in the Urban Landscape Blog

Poisonous Plants in the Landscape

Pests in the Urban Landscape

09-22-23to09-24-23Orchids-SAZoo for UCCE MG OC News Blog

Step into a World of Orchids: Join Us at the Santa Ana Zoo Festival!

UCCE MG OC News

If all grain shipped through the Black Sea by Russia and Ukraine were halted, it would cut off 27% of global wheat exports and 17% of global corn exports. for Food Blog Blog

Global food security threatened by grain export disruptions

UC Davis Department of Entomology and Nematology seminar topics will include honey bees. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey) for Entomology & Nematology News Blog

Department's Fall Seminar Schedule Announced

Entomology & Nematology News

Garden Fails for UC Master Gardener Program Statewide Blog Blog

Winners of the 2023 UC Master Gardener Photo Contest

UC Master Gardener Program Statewide Blog

Twin sisters Emily (left) and Lindsay Jackson were part of a 4-H project that produced a pet emergency preparedness brochure for Siskiyou County. Emily, currently a grad student at Cal Poly Humboldt, has been a U.S. Forest Service crew lead for the past two summers. Lindsay is a seasonal firefighter with CAL FIRE. Photo courtesy of Emily Jackson for Green Blog Blog

4-H youth project helps Siskiyou County prepare animals for emergencies

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