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In the garden. photos by Erin Mahaney for Under the Solano Sun Blog

Scabiosa: An Invasive Plant to Watch

Under the Solano Sun

09-20-24-Orchids-SAZoo for UCCE MG OC News Blog

Discover Orchid Secrets! Visit Our Booth at the Fascination of Orchids Festival

UCCE MG OC News

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The Forestry Institute for Teachers (FIT) announces Fall FIT-Focus Sessions

Shasta Forests Blog

A female monarch nectaring on Mexican sunflower, Tithonia rotunifola, in a Vacaville garden at noon, Sept. 17, 2024. At left is a territorial male longhorned bee, probably Melissodes agilis. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey) for Bug Squad Blog

A Monarch Kind of Day

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Avocado Lace Bug Spreads

Topics in Subtropics

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Yield benefits from a new strategy using naphthaleneacetic acid to manage olive crop load

Nut, Olive and Prune Programmatic News

California farmers participating in the state's Farm to School Incubator Grant Program are increasing sales of fresh, organic produce, meat and dairy products to local schools. for Food Blog Blog

Investments in farm-to-school program stabilize farms, expand climate-friendly farming practices

Jackie Atim discussing sorghum trials for Kearney news updates Blog

2024 Kearney Field Crops, Alfalfa and Forage Field Day

Kearney news updates

Dan Macon discussing sheep management during the 2022 Cattle and Sheep Grazing School in Auburn, CA for Ranching in the Sierra Foothills Blog

Headed South on Highway 49

Ranching in the Sierra Foothills

Oedema on tomato. photos by Carolle Juliano for The Savvy Sage Blog

More Tomato Trauma

Examining a bug collection, Doone Cockrell. for The Stanislaus Sprout Blog

Get Buggy! Make a Bug Collection with Entomologists.

The Stanislaus Sprout

Yellow sticky traps in a potted houseplant can help monitor for fungus gnats. Photo by Krystle Hickman, UC IPM. for Pests in the Urban Landscape Blog

Gnats in your houseplants?

Pests in the Urban Landscape

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