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John Karlik, UC Cooperative Extension advisor in Kern County for environmental horticulture and environmental science, will retire July 1. Karlik began his work in Kern County in 1984 with an emphasis on the commercial rose plant industry and local horticulture outreach.

It's summerhooray!! Kids are out of school and on vacationnow what to do with them?! Gardenof course! And, here's the perfect book to guide both you and the kids in your life through hours of play, discovery, growth and fun: Gardening for Kids Learn, Grow and Get Messy with Fun STEAM Projects.

Trunk injection is a technique for applying plant protection materials that offers an alternative to foliar sprays or soil drenches.

During nearly 20 years at UC Agriculture and Natural Resources, Lori Renstrom has embodied the spirit of the organization: a dedication to service and a roll-up-your-sleeves, whatever-it-takes ethic.

Research Updates Aphids Weevils Frost Damage Spring 2022 and the interaction between cold temperatures and insect damage...

It was Saturday, June 25.

Like many of you I've heard about these white or ros strawberries, but until yesterday never had the opportunity to try one. My daughter found the ones pictured below at the local "Bargain Market" and brought them home for us to try, I think they were around $2.50 for the basket.

*Practical Considerations Around Growing Cover Crops in the San Joaquin Valley *Hollingsworth Shifting Focus from Soils to Grapes *Waste Not, Want Not-Monitor Nitrogen in Fall-Applied Compost...

June is Pride Month, when we celebrate and recognize the contributions and struggles of the LGBTQ+ community. At UC ANR, the LGBTQ+ Employee Resource Group organized two educational events. Nate Looney, a transgender man and CEO and owner of Westside Urban Gardens, was a guest speaker on June 17.