2025 Trial Results and Management RecommendationsUC Cooperative Extension | Imperial, Riverside, and San Diego CountiesPowdery mildew, caused by the fungus Erysiphe necator, remains one of the most economically important diseases affecting vineyards worldwide. Under favorable environmental conditions and…
AsisTel es un servicio gratuito, conveniente y disponible las 24 horas al da, en ingls y espaol, que la Universidad de California brinda a travs de un sitio Web y de telemensajes con informacin prctica y relevante que cubre una variedad de temas de inters.
I continue to be a believer in shade cloth for gardens in Owens Valley.My unimpressive garden (pictured, unfortunately) has been a disaster this year. After a wave of cutworms decimated most of the garden, a ground squirrel decided that my jalapeños would be a nice snack. Then it got hot. Really hot.My…
On June 3rd, New World screwworm (NWS) was detected in a 3 month calf in Zavala County, Texas. NWS is a serious pest that affects livestock, pets, wildlife, and less commonly, people and birds. NWS larvae (maggots) burrow into the flesh of living animals, causing serious damage and economic losses to…
Feed Me, Seymour: all about predatory plants!Join UC Master Gardeners for a delicious look at the amazing world of carnivorous plants, focusing on how and why these beautiful hunters catch their meals. We'll dive into the coolest species and what makes them so unique!
Descubra historias, recursos y noticias de UC ANR en español que destacan investigaciones, educación y programas que fortalecen la salud, la agricultura y las comunidades de California.
Si tiene preguntas sobre NOS, News & Information Outreach in Spanish, o sobre los servicios que ofrecemos, comuníquese con nuestro equipo.Nuestra direcciónUniversity of California ANR - News and Information Outreach in Spanish (NOS) 4501 Glenwood Drive Riverside, CA 92501-3000Conéctese con…
When you arrive at the Irvine landfill and see the enormous brown mounds stretching across the landscape, the last thing you might imagine is that they will one day help grow food, conserve water and restore damaged soils.At first glance, the towering piles of compost and mulch look like little more…