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El pasado sábado 30 de septiembre la Escuela de Medicina de UCR celebró el Día Nacional del Médico Latino con una conferencia a tráves de la cual buscaban conscientizar sobre la necesidad de atraer a más latinos a la profesión. for Nuestra Comunidad Blog

California ante una escasez de médicos Latinos

Nuestra Comunidad

A Gulf Fritillary, Agraulis vanillae, clings to a blanket flower, Gaillardia. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey) for Bug Squad Blog

Blanket Flower: the Picture of Autumn

Chia Bart - Stephanie for Under the Solano Sun Blog

Under the Solano Sun

10-07-23 Cool Season Veggies-FFL for UCCE MG OC News Blog

Sow and Reap: Your Guide to Cool Season Vegetables in SoCal!

UCCE MG OC News

The California 4-H delegation with Ben at the Congressional offices for California 4-H Grown Blog

Empowering 4-H'ers: California Delegation's Impactful Trip to D.C.

California 4-H Grown

citrus root health for Topics in Subtropics Blog

Getting to the Root of HLB

Topics in Subtropics

chong-2a-1280x731 Kurapia Inc for Napa Master Gardener Column Blog

Kurapia: a low water lawn alternative

Napa Master Gardener Column

Figure 1: Italian ryegrass in wheat trials 36 days after application (Bird's Landing). Wheat rows are visible in a linear pattern in each picture. Italian ryegrass escapes can be seen in between the rows. Note that Osprey stunted many of the IR seedlings, but weeds were able to recover. Click on the image to expand. for UC Weed Science Blog

Regional Italian ryegrass herbicide trials underscore the importance of IPM in weed management

UC Weed Science

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UC Davis Medical Entomologists' GM Mosquito Research Featured in New York Times

Entomology & Nematology News

hummingbird in flight feeding at a flower for UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County Blog

Thyme to Garden: Autumn Issue

UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County

Mustard blend cover crop stand in a walnut orchard in March. for Diablo Region Crops Blog

Cover crop planting season is here

Diablo Region Crops

Adultos de la mosca oriental de la fruta. Se ve el ovipositor puntiagudo en la base del abdomen del espécimen femenino. Foto de CDFA. for Cultivando en la Región de Mt Diablo Blog

Por qué la mosca oriental de la fruta representa una amenaza para los cultivos del condado de Contra Costa y de California?

Cultivando en la Región de Mt Diablo

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