Ongoing research

A UC Davis research team has discovered that both a harmful plant bacterium and a parasitic worm can mimic a plant peptide hormone to enhance their ability to infect plants.

Interested in hearing about the latest projected climate data just released from California's Fifth Climate Change Assessment? Have a burning question about how climate change will impact California's agricultural systems?

After 13 years of telling the UC ANR story through written articles and video production, Norma De la Vega retired on June 29. De la Vega joined UC ANR's News and Information Outreach in Spanish team in 2009 as a senior writer.

After 13 years of telling the UC ANR story through written articles and video production, Norma De la Vega retired on June 29. De la Vega joined UC ANR's News and Information Outreach in Spanish team in 2009 as a senior writer.

To mulch or not to mulch? That is the question.

In this issue: "We Came, We Worked, We Celebrated Merced County Fair" photos, info, and awards July Gardening Tips by Pat Shay Helpline Inquiry by Liz Swenson with important Redwood Tree info Discovering Vivapary in Calendulas by Marilynne Manfredi Strawberry News MG County Fair Garden Plot...

Do you want to do work that matters for your community? Do you want to be part of an enthusiastic, dynamic team working to improve Yolo County's natural and working lands?

If you're a student in a UC Davis Department of Entomology and Nematology class taught by UC Davis Distinguished Professor James R. Carey, you'll learn from the pro how to write a research paper or term paper, a requirement in his classes.

Hope you are enjoying your summer. This issue Includes: Upcoming Workshops - Culinary Herb Workshop, Sat, July 8 from 10 am-12 noon Success Growing Citrus on Sat, Aug 12, and Seed Saving on Sat, Sep 9.

This spring more scientists joined University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources to share their practical knowledge in counties across the state.