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Anderson Safre joined UC ANR on Dec. 1 as a UC Cooperative Extension specialist and Lydia Tymon joined UC ANR on Oct. 1 as the new UCCE environmental horticulture advisor serving San Bernardino and Riverside counties.

In this Issue:   2015-16 Northern California Winter Pasture Experience Varies   Using a Cow to Plant Bur Clover   Grass Tetany   Medusahead Seed Suppression with Milestone Herbicide   Methods of Selenium Supplementation for Beef Cattle & Associated Weight…

By Penny Pawl, UC Master Gardener of Napa County.  My fellow Master Gardener Gayle Nelson is having a love affair with her new cloner.  A tray of 20 gardenia cuttings produced roots in 4 weeks.  A cloner is a machine that uses hydroponic methods to encourage cuttings to produce roots. …

In this Issue:   Blackberry Management   Managing Mint in Irrigated Pasture in California   Rotary Wiper Control of Smutgrass in Irrigated Pasture   Consumption of Mineral by Yearling Cattle Grazing Annual Range and Irrigated Pasture   Alleviating Worries for…

In this Issue:   Milestone (Aminopyralid) Applied Preemergence can Control Medusahead   Assistance with Fish Screen on Diversions   Selective Control of Barb Goatgrass with Aminocyclopyrachlor   2011/12 Northern California Winter Pasture Experience Varies   …

In this Issue:   Booster Vaccines   Seeding Irrigated Pasture in the Sacramento Valley   Use of Alternative Feedstuffs in the Drought   Smaller Cows or Fewer Cows?   Performance Advantage of Wintering Fall Calving Mountain Cattle in the Sacramento Valley …

In this Issue:   Managing Smutgrass in Irrigated Pastures   Unprecedented Change, New Challenges and Opportunities   USDA-FSA Critical Deadlines   Drought Sales of Livestock: Managing the Taxes   UC Forest Management & Roads Workshops   …

In this Issue:   Managing Irrigated Pasture in a Short Water Year   Watch Your Cattle Around Oak Trees   New Perennial Grass Tested for Sacramento Valley Foothill Rangeland   SRA Fees Boost Funding for CAL FIRE's VMP Program   Managing Cattle During Drought:…

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