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A yellow-faced bumble bee, Bombus vosnesenskii, packing red pollen from a lupine last July at Bodega Bay. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey) for Bug Squad Blog

Bumble Bee's Red Pollen: 'Tis the Season

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Curious About Raising Chickens? Master Gardeners Share Their Secrets

UCCE MG OC News

Andrea Northup-Warner for ANR news releases Blog

UC ANR adds expertise in tribal burning, water, youth development, soil, pests

ANR news releases

Fig. 1. Evaluating the uniformity of an irrigation system can determine if water is being applied efficiently for Salinas Valley Agriculture Blog

Top 10 tips to getting the most out of your irrigation water for vegetable production

Salinas Valley Agriculture

hlb defprmed citrus for Topics in Subtropics Blog

Topics in Subtropics

Sheep graze in the Placer County foothills. Grazing different kinds of livestock, such as sheep, goats and cattle, helped some ranchers shore up profits during the megadrought of 2012-16. Photo by Daniel Macon for Green Blog Blog

Ask a rancher: Surveys draw on hard-won wisdom for surviving drought

Shital Parikh (left) and a few of the residents that help maintain the Belden Community Garden. Photo by Saoimanu Sope. for UC Master Gardener Program Statewide Blog Blog

UC Master Gardener of San Diego County’s ‘labor of love’ improves health of older adults

UC Master Gardener Program Statewide Blog

The fruit. photos by Michelle Davis for Under the Solano Sun Blog

A Gift of Membrillo

Under the Solano Sun

Leah Larsen (middle) of Bidwell Canyon Farm in Modoc County shows her high tunnel tomato trellising system to Krista Marshall (left) and Shriya Rangarajan of the UC Organic Agriculture Institute. Photo by Houston Wilson for Food Blog Blog

Unique conditions in Modoc County drive organic agriculture adaptations

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2024 Heat Stress in Rice

https://www.istockphoto.com/help/licenses for The Savvy Sage Blog

Gardening Through the Storm

Photo of control plots that received no wood chip application (left) and plots that were treated with spread chips (right) for UC Weed Science Blog

Can whole orchard recycling suppress weed establishment in new orchards?

UC Weed Science

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