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So Easy to Preserve recipe book, pressure canner, and finished jar of canned pinto beans for Food Blog Blog

Home preservation for whole foods, plant-based lifestyles

citrus trhips scarring to mandarin for Topics in Subtropics Blog

IPM Insights into What Katydid

Topics in Subtropics

Center staff and seasonal labor harvesting wheat research fields for DREC Blog

UC Davis-Desert REC collaboration brings high value to the California Wheat Industry

Desert Willow blooms, Laura Kling for The Real Dirt Blog Blog

The Desert Willow: A Beautiful Small Tree for Native Gardens

The Real Dirt Blog

4-H steer for Ranching in the Sierra Foothills Blog

Supporting our Future Farmers and Ranchers

Ranching in the Sierra Foothills

This is a screen shot from the Placer Land Trust (PLT) video on the California state insect. Bohart Museum associate and PLT guide Greg Kareofelas had just netted the butterfly in a display-and-release activity. for Bug Squad Blog

Take a Virtual Tour of the California Dogface Butterfly Habitat

Wax Beans for The Backyard Gardener Blog

Some Thoughts on Wax Beans

The Backyard Gardener

JM HealthySoils Sept17-Aug13 for Conservation Agriculture Blog

Healthy soils for healthy profits - How do we get to $2.50/lb cotton in the SJV?

Conservation Agriculture

The two red-outlined areas show the ACP and HLB quarantine areas in Southern California. (Screen shot taken Aug. 13, 2020. For updated information, see https://ucanr.edu/sites/ACP/Distribution_of_ACP_in_California/) for ANR News Blog Blog

Asian citrus psyllid infected with huanglongbing disease found in Riverside citrus grove

Green fruit beetle (Credit: Jack Kelly Clark) for Pests in the Urban Landscape Blog

Green Fruit Beetles or Japanese Beetles?

Pests in the Urban Landscape

Black plastic tarps provide weed control for Climate Smart Agriculture Blog

Grower Profile #4: Mary Jean Russell, Pickalittle Farms

Climate Smart Agriculture

Figure 1: Branched broomrape infestation in a processing tomato in California. for UC Weed Science Blog

Getting familiar with branched broomrape: a parasitic weed in California processing tomato

UC Weed Science

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