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Orchard Considerations for Bloom and Beyond Young Orchard Weed Management New EPA Paraquat Restrictions Navigating Irrigation Technology Overload...

The College of Natural Resources at the University of California, Berkeley, has been renamed the Rausser College of Natural Resources in honor of a landmark $50 million gift by Gordon Rausser, former dean of the college and the Robert Gordon Sproul Distinguished Professor Emeritus of agricultural an...

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The calendar says Winterbut out our windows, the weather says spring into action for Spring! It's time to think about those early spring gardening activities that give us a great excuse to get outside into the beautiful Solano sunshine.

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I call him the Mountain Boy. A male carpenter bee, Xylocopa tabaniformis orpifex, appeared in our pollinator garden in Vacaville, Calif.,on Feb. 27, the earliest we've seen this species. It's the smallest of California's carpenter bees and is often called the foothill or mountain carpenter bee.

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By Faith Kearns. When drought hits California, as it inevitably does, ranchers are among the first to feel it. In a state with distinct wet and dry seasons, the window in which the largely rain-fed grasses that nourish livestock can grow opens and closes quickly.

Last month, I had a chance to attend the Society for Range Management annual convention in Denver, Colorado.

Meeting Announcement: Training for Field Workers in Spanish "Soil, Water, and Pest Management Training for Field Workers in Spanish" Tuesday, March 24th, 2020, 8:00 - 11:30 142A Garden Highway, Yuba City This training is for field managers and operators working on field crops such as rice, wheat, al...