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Mississippi State University Amanita muscaria fungus growing in a high elevation conifer forest in Hawaii. We can see much of this mushroom above ground, but it has an incredible structure under ground as well.

By Laura Lukes, UC Master Gardener of Butte County, and Stephanie Ladwig-Cooper and Anne Ainsworth, Earthshed Solutions, January 5, 2018. We begin where we left off in Part One: listening to the land.

Dear Colleagues, The University of California and VOX Media have been producing a video series this past year that explores issues related to global climate change and UC's work to mitigate its effects. Previous episodes have examined food waste, nuclear power, goods movement and more.

Insects as art! The shapes, the colors...Bees, beetles, butterflies... Capture images of the bees, create sculptures from beetle galleries, and depict insect motifs on clothing... Don't miss the unique exhibition, It's Bugged: Insects' Role in Design, set Jan.

Happy New Year 2018 Fodder Folks! 2017 ended for me with a trip to South America, in order to participate in the 20th International GiESCO (Group of International Experts of vitivinicultural Systems for CoOperation) meeting held in Mendoza, Argentina, and to do some vineyard field touring with my UC...

Happy New Year! Book of the Month - The Grumpy Gardener Ornamental Plant of the Month - Rose Pruning Edible Plant of the Month - Seed Starting Recipe of the Month - Ricotta Gnocchi Bonus - Vegetable planting Guide for the Sacramento Valley...

What's Your Drought Plan? New Antibiotic Requirements for Livestock Producers - Are you Ready?

2018 brings new challenges, new opportunities and new leadership to our UC ANR Strategic Initiatives. Please join us in welcoming four new SI leaders for three of our five initiatives.

Con la jubilacin de Steve Koike el 2 de enero de 2018, habra algo de confusin sobre la entrega continuada de las muestras de vegetales y frutas a la oficina de UCCE en el condado de Monterey para servicios diagnsticas.

With the retirement of Steve Koike on January 2, 2018, there may be some confusion regarding submission of plant samples to the UCCE Monterey County office for diagnostic services.