Ongoing research

"EVERYTHING that colonies do when they are living on their own (not being managed by beekeepers) is done to favor their survival and their reproduction, and thus their success is contribution to the next generation of colonies. And I mean everything.

A Visit to Several Family-Owned Nurseries in Solano County Preservation Pointers: A Culinary Herb Garden Butterfly "Flying and Floating" in My Garden Meet Susan Ellsworth, Director of the UCCE Capitol Corridor The Last Vegetable Garden-Villandry Warm Season Vegetable Gardening in Containers Master G...

Santa Barbara Master Gardeners Marian Rusting and Bill Morey will present a free research-based Zoom Garden Talk Growing Tropical Fruit Monday, April 3, 2023, 7-8pm.

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Did you know? Citrus trees are the most popular fruit trees grown in California. Learn the best time to plant and prune, how to manage pests, and other tips to help you successfully grow your own delicious fruit. Join us to learn more about citrus at a local library location near you.

Expertos de UC ANR abordan el tema en la revista Water Resources IMPACT Cmo prepararse para una sequa prolongada, es el tema de un artculo, en ingls, titulado Trauma, ayuda y solidaridad que aborda el dao emocional que genera la sequa crnica para todos los residentes del oeste del pas, pero especial...

by Melody Kendall With ongoing drought in California and world-wide climate change issues, water conservation has become a very important topic in our area. One of the ways to conserve water in your landscape is to reduce or remove your lawn and replace it with a more water friendly option.

I am a long-time vegetable gardener who starts her plants from seeds. But for the vegetables I normally grow, I never had seeds that needed to be surface sowed.

Weed management in landscaped areas can be challenging. Weeds may need to be controlled for public safety, fire reduction, aesthetics, and elimination of harborage for other pests.

The UC Sierra Foothill Research and Extension Center is soliciting proposals from April 1 to May 12 to support new and continuing research on rangeland and oak woodland ecology and management, beef cattle health, production and management, as well as related agricultural and natural resource themes...