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However, simple sharing and moving of plant material between gardens (and even countries) can unknowingly spread the disease. This is how it started in Southern California.

Are you using social media for outreach to clientele? Or thinking about expanding your outreach with social media? If you have questions about which social media platforms are best to reach your target audience, Dora Garay, social media strategist, is available to help.

The Black and Allied Employees affinity group has organized a series of events to celebrate Black History Month.The events will be held on Wednesdays from 10 to 11:30 a.m., Feb. 9 through Feb. 23.

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Working title Assistant Professor in Weed Science Position location Fort Collins, CO Posting number 202100434F Application deadline February 14, 2022 For the full position description https://jobs.colostate.

Farmers and ranchers are invited on a tour to learn how to use cover crops to build soil health.

UC Davis distinguished professor Art Shapiro of the Department of Evolution and Ecology didn't sponsor his annual "Beer-for-a-Butterfly Contest" this year, but if he had, an eight-year-old Davis boy would have been the runner-up.

The UC ANR Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Advisory Council to the Vice President has begun working to advise, support and ensure accountability for UC ANR's DEI efforts to improve working environments within UC ANR and quality of life for marginalized populations living in California.

This is about one of those OMGit's really true! moments. I am a newbie Master Gardener who sometimes doesn't take gardeners' conventional wisdom seriously simply because it seems unlikely. I had heard for years that one might need both male and female holly plants to get berries.