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Nitrogen (N) management in small grains has recently managed to capture more attention than usual due to the high cost of N fertilizers. Several researchers from UC and UCCE have been working on projects that can provide growers with some valuable information on various N management options.

Fungal pathogens that cause die-back in grape, avocado, citrus, nut and other crops has found a new host and is infecting conifer trees causing pine ghost canker in urban forest areas of Southern California. The canker can be deadly to trees.

Along with over 1,200 exhibitors, UC ANR participated in the World Ag Expo held in Tulare on Feb. 1416. This annual event attracts visitors from across the world to see the latest agricultural technology and advancements.

Investigadores de la UC identifican barreras al Crdito Tributario por Ingreso del Trabajo, que proporciona hasta $ 7K cada ao por familia Aproximadamente 1 de cada 4 californianos que son elegibles para el Crdito Tributario por Ingreso del Trabajo en realidad no lo reciben, y los investigadores de l...

What's to know about scorpions, the predatory arachnids in the order Scorpiones? Access Wikipedia, and you'll learn they have eight legs, a pair of grasping pincers, and generally, a narrow, segemented tail that's curved over the back and ends with a stinger.

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Study finds that the taxes raise revenues, but may not decrease sales California is home to four of the eight active soda taxes in the United States, but are these policies successfully decreasing the consumption of sugary beverages in these cities?

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Brent Floy, de 22 aos, empleado del departamento de frutas y legumbres de un supermercado Stater Bros. en Irvine, California nunca pens que empacara frutas y verduras que el cosechaba tan solo unas horas.

David Haviland, UC Cooperative Extension entomology advisor for Kern County, and Twitch streamer HelloIAmKate try to survive backyard bugs in the video game Grounded.