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What Impact Salinity on Avocado?

Topics in Subtropics

Flowers help a home feel welcome! (123RF) for Napa Master Gardener Column Blog

Flowers For Your Home.

Napa Master Gardener Column

Figure 1. At tensions less than 80 kPa water can freely move through the small pores in the ceramic cup without air entering into the tensiometer. for Salinas Valley Agriculture Blog

Do it yourself (DIY) tensiometer

Salinas Valley Agriculture

Logan Loss, 6, of Rocklin talks about scorpions to Bohart associate and scorpion scientist Wade Spencer. The kindergarten student is an avid scorpion enthusiast. Also pictured are members of the Vacaville Brownie Girl Scout Troop (from left) Jayda Navarette, Keira Yu and Kendl Macklin, front. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey) for Bug Squad Blog

It Was a Scorpion Kind of Day at the Bohart Museum of Entomology

Donna Pahl, UCCE, dons a poop emoji hat during table top exercise emphasizing the need for pre-harvest inspection of animal feces. for Food Blog Blog

Get required produce safety training from UC

2018 irrigated pasture for Ranching in the Sierra Foothills Blog

Spring 2019 Workshops

Ranching in the Sierra Foothills

Adult Indian mealmoth. (Jack Kelly Clark, UC IPM) for The Stanislaus Sprout Blog

Why Are Insects Invading My Kitchen?

The Stanislaus Sprout

Control burn 3 Lenya Quinn-Davidson for Outstanding in the Field: Views from North Coast Rangeland Blog

Prescribed Burning for Healthy Rangelands

Outstanding in the Field: Views from North Coast Rangeland

Veggies-in-Containers- 042719 for UCCE MG OC News Blog

Have You Heard About the Successful Veggie Gardens in Containers Workshop?

UCCE MG OC News

Graph-Forage Production By Month for SFREC News Blog

Rangeland Forage Production and Sensor Data- April 2019

Brownie Girl Scouts (from left) Jayda Navarette, Kendl Mackin and Keira Yu of Vacaville Troop 30477 react to the spider sensory activity. At right is postdoctoral fellow Vera Opatova of the Jason Bond lab. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey) for Entomology & Nematology News Blog

Professor Jason Bond: 'A Spider Is Always Watching You!'

Entomology & Nematology News

photo by Michelle Davis for Under the Solano Sun Blog

Under the Solano Sun

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