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Vice President Glenda Humiston and UC ANR employees gave UC President Michael Drake, the UC ANR Governing Council and the President's Advisory Commission members a tour of the Salton Sea area and Desert Research and Extension Center in Holtville on April 25 and 26.

Think pink?

Amsonia, a plant native to the Northeastern USA, seems to be little known in the West. They are commonly known as bluestars on account of the shape and color of their flowers.

Silverleaf Nightshade in Young Pistachio Orchards General Irrigation Tips for Young Pistachios Carbohydrates, dormancy, and yield in pistachios Early season leaf sampling can help you stay on your fertilization target Upcoming meetings Young Orchard Irrigation and Nutrient Management Workshop; June...

UC Master Gardener volunteers play a crucial role in community gardening education, food donations and other activities. This important statewide program also hosts community education fairs and offers seedling sales to local residents.

Fujiyoshi joins Capitol Corridor small farms team Phillip Fujiyoshi joined UCANR on April 3 as a UCCE small farms extension and research associate in the Capitol Corridor.

A free webinar series titled Trees to the Rescue: Solutions for Climate Change will be held on May 14-16, from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. each day. The webinars are sponsored by the University of California Thelma Hansen Fund.

Kern County Potato Variety Trial Field Day Wednesday, June 12, 2024 at Hart Memorial Park See attached for details...

I love this time of year. The weather is the perfect blend of cold and warm and the gardens are abundant with flowers and possibilities. It is also a time of many celebrations.

Inadequate access to food can harm college students' health and academic performance.