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Bark beetles are the culprits in this forest image. USDA forest entomologist Chris Fettig will speak at 4:10 p.m., Feb. 1 on

UC Davis Seminars: Two USDA Forest Entomologists to Zero in on Bark Beetles

2023 COMET-Farm Workshop Flyer Page 1 for Salinas Valley Agriculture Blog

Workshop; Agricultural Greenhouse Gas & Soil Carbon Accounting with COMET

Salinas Valley Agriculture

Figure 2. Nigrospora oryza was identified on the culm of M-105, San Joaquin County, 2022. for SJC and Delta Field Crops Blog

2022 Rice Disease Observations

SJC and Delta Field Crops

asphyxiated avocado for Topics in Subtropics Blog

Rain and Mud in the Orchard

Topics in Subtropics

La casa de María Teresa Morales, ubicada a un lado de su granja JM Farmers Organic en Gilroy en el condado de San Benito quedó completamente inundada tras las tormentas. for Noticias Blog

Pequeños agricultores pierden cosechas y patrimonio por la lluvia e inundación en el área central norte de California

Caring for roses is one of the new workshops offered in the Master Gardener Spring Workshop Series. Jan Burnham for The Real Dirt Blog Blog

Master Gardener Spring 2023 Workshop Series

The Real Dirt Blog

Eucalyptus tree with pest damage. photos by Michelle Davis for Under the Solano Sun Blog

Check Your Trees

Under the Solano Sun

02-08-23-Great Gardens-HB for UCCE MG OC News Blog

Great Gardens Of The World. Take A Virtual Trip Around The World.

UCCE MG OC News

USDA forest research entomologist Chris Fettig will discuss bark beetle damage (shown) when he delivers a UC Davis Department of Entomology and Nematology seminar at 4:10 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 1. (Photo courtesy of Chris Fettig) for Entomology & Nematology News Blog

Chris Fettig: How Bark Beetles Are Transforming Forests with a Little Help from Climate Change

Entomology & Nematology News

Italian ryegrass among wheat seedlings for Sacramento Valley Field Crops Blog

A Break in the Weather: Herbicide and Nitrogen Management Considerations

Sacramento Valley Field Crops

Con casi 520 mil acres plantados en California, en 2021, el pistache es el árbol de nueces de más rápido crecimiento en el estado. A nivel nacional, California domina esta industria toda vez que aquí se produce 99 por ciento de los cultivos en el país y cerca del 60 por ciento de los cultivos a nivel mundial. Fotografía por Evett Killmartin. for Blog de Alimentos Blog

NIFA otorga 3.8 millones de dólares para producir árboles de pistache adaptados al cambio climático

Blog de Alimentos

Blooming Bermuda buttercup next to a residential fence. for Pests in the Urban Landscape Blog

Weeds in Landscape Plantings

Pests in the Urban Landscape

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