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Asian citrus psyllid nymphs feeding on citrus can vector a serious plant pathogen that causes disease and tree death within 5 years.<br>(Credit: ME Rogers) for Pests in the Urban Landscape Blog

Invasive Species Action Week 2020

Pests in the Urban Landscape

This is male of the species of a new genus of trapdoor spiders that UC Davis professor Jason Bond discovered in Monterey County. Bond proposes to name the genus, Cryptocteniza, part of which means “hidden or secret.” (Image by Jason Bond) for Bug Squad Blog

Name That Spider--And Did They Ever!

Zika mosquito, Aedes egypti. (Centers for Disease Control) for The Stanislaus Sprout Blog

Mosquitoes: what's the buzz?

The Stanislaus Sprout

Data Work Flow for IGIS Blog

IGIS's New Drone Data Repo: An Informatics Leap Forward

Big Dill for Master Food Preserver SLO/SB Counties Blog

Master Food Preserver SLO/SB Counties

Tomato Mosaic Virus, Jack Kelly Clark, UC IPM for The Real Dirt Blog Blog

A Virus in the Garden

The Real Dirt Blog

heat damage to avocado leaves for Topics in Subtropics Blog

Heat Forecast - Be Ready

Topics in Subtropics

IMG 9557 for California Naturalist Blog

Black Nature Authors to Add to Your Bookshelf

California Naturalist

Share California for UC Cooperative Extension, Ventura County Blog

"Big Dig" Day of Giving is Friday, June 5th

UC Cooperative Extension, Ventura County

photo by Brenda Altman for Under the Solano Sun Blog

Artichoke Serendipity

Under the Solano Sun

New report examines the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on food system and what the future holds for California's cattle, dairy, produce, strawberry, tomato, nut and wine industries. for Food Blog Blog

How has coronavirus pandemic impacted California food, agriculture and environment?

False chinch bugs aggregating on strawberry fruit. Photo courtesy Amber Schat. for Strawberries and Caneberries Blog

False Chinch Bugs on the Move

Strawberries and Caneberries

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