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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

Figure 1. Three models of flowmeters that use different mechanisms for measuring flow were evaluated for accuracy in measuring the volume of fertilizer pumped from a tank. for Salinas Valley Agriculture Blog

Evaluation of flowmeters for accurately metering liquid fertilizers

Salinas Valley Agriculture

2023 Fall HerbStudy02 for Garden Notes Blog

Herb Study - Fall 2023

Michaela Auyeung. All photos courtesy of Michaela Auyeung. for ANR news releases Blog

California 4-H’er selected as runner-up for national 4-H award

ANR news releases

UC Davis entomology senior Sol Wantz, president of the Entomology Club, showed open house visitors how to make an insect collecting jar or

Bohart Museum Open House: Collecting Insects and Making Insect Collecting Jars

Mating tsetse flies. (Photo by Geoffrey Attardo, UC Davis Department of Entomology and Nematology) for Entomology & Nematology News Blog

Geoff Attardo: Seminar on Mating Behavior of Tsetse Flies

Entomology & Nematology News

Manpreet Bains for ANR Employee News Blog

PAC welcomes six new members

ANR Employee News

The New Front Yard for The Stanislaus Sprout Blog

The New Front Yard Workshop - Sign up now for Oct 7!

The Stanislaus Sprout

citrus K deficiency for Topics in Subtropics Blog

Leaf Analysis Time of Year

Topics in Subtropics

Espaliered fruit trees in January 2021 at Patrick Ranch. Laura Kling for The Real Dirt Blog Blog

Espalier Gardening

The Real Dirt Blog

Figure 1: Broomrape species a: Egyptian broomrape (left) grown in bio-control greenhouse with branched broomrape (right), b: branched broomrape, c: two color morphs of small broomrape, d: ivy broomrape e: dessert broomrape for UC Weed Science Blog

Broomrape Species: ecological insights and economic significance

UC Weed Science

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