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Teamrat Ghezzezei, Jennifer Alvarez, Samuel Ayala, of UC Merced and Jan Hopmans of UC Davis (left to right), tour the NRI Project field in Five Points, CA April 1, 2019
Conservation Agriculture: Article

UC soil physicists convene at NRI Project field in Five Points!

May 13, 2019
By Jeffrey P Mitchell
April 1, 2019 UC soil physics professors, Teamrat Ghezzehei of UC Merced and Jan Hopmans of UC Davis, along with UCM graduate students Samuel Araya and Jennifer Alvarez, joined CASI's Jeff Mitchell for a visit and research planning meeting at the NRI Project field in Five Points, CA where they are w...
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2019 Staff Engagement Survey

May 13, 2019
By Pamela S Kan-Rice
Dear Colleagues: UC is running the biennial Staff Engagement Survey to learn more about non-represented (policy-covered) staff impressions about working at the university.
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Jasmine being choked out by weeds and myoporum.
BLP's in OC: Article

I didn't plant that....

May 13, 2019
By Tamara J Majcherek
Thanks to the abundance of rain received this past winter and spring, your landscape may be like mine, flourishing with vegetation that I did not plant.
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Petty Ranch Cover Crops and Mulching
UC Cooperative Extension, Ventura County: Article

Ventura Grown Cover Crops

May 13, 2019
Petty Ranch, a story of cover crops in Ventura County. All of the lemon trees were dying. Sigh. Another distressing story about agriculture in the face of climate change, rising land values, difficult economies, and soil degradation.
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Topics in Subtropics: Article

Hot off the Subtropical Internet

May 13, 2019
By Ben A Faber
The latest newsletter from the UCCE Subtropical Crops Advisors and Specialists is available to read now: http://ceventura.ucanr.edu/newsletters/Topics_in_Subtropics79941.
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Little Carpenter Bee
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Carpenter Bees

May 13, 2019
Advice for the Home Gardener from the Help Desk of the UC Master Gardener Program of Contra Costa County Gardener's Request I've discovered that carpenter bees are nesting in holes they've created in my roof beams. I'd like to get rid of them, but I don't want to harm them when I repair the holes.
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