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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 field in Yolo County, California in May, 2020. for UC Weed Science Blog

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

UC Weed Science

Additional commodities are covered by the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program. Clockwise from top left, dates (photo by Donald Hodel), white sturgeon fingerling (photo by Nathan T Kaufman), dragon fruit, sheep and nursery crops. for ANR news releases Blog

More California farmers eligible for USDA Coronavirus Food Assistance Program funds

ANR news releases

Tapan Pathak (izq) y Mahesh Maskey en un campo de fresas en el 2018. Trabajando con Surendra Dara, han desarrollado un modelo para pronosticar producciones semanales de cultivos basadas en la información climática. for Blog de Alimentos Blog

Investigaciones sobre cambios climáticos proporciona herramientas a granjeros para adaptarse

Blog de Alimentos

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Summer 2020: Ranching during a Pandemic

Ranching in the Sierra Foothills

Students visiting the feedlot during a school field trip for DREC Blog

Cattle Nutrition Research at Desert REC Decreases Feed Costs for Producers

citrus for Topics in Subtropics Blog

Citrus Plant growth Regulators

Topics in Subtropics

Figure 1. Watergrass panicles, from left to right: late watergrass, barnyardgrass, early watergrass. (Photo credit: Luis Espino, UCANR). for UC Rice Blog Blog

Collecting Watergrass Seed: Field Submissions Needed!

An instrumented forest restoration site in the Middle Fork of the American River Basin. Credit: Safeeq Khan. for The Confluence Blog

The impacts of timber harvest on sediment transport and yield in watersheds

An instrumented forest restoration site in the Middle Fork of the American River Basin. Photo by Safeeq Khan for Green Blog Blog

New research clarifies impacts of timber harvest on sediment in watersheds

A monarch butterfly, looking like a stained glass window, rises from a tropical milkweed, Asclepias curassavica, on Aug. 7 in Vacaville, Calif. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey) for Bug Squad Blog

A Monarch Is Like a Stained Glass Window

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