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We are pleased to deliver these proceedings of the passion fruit conference that was held in Homestead, Florida on June 14 and 15, 2022. It was a culmination of a lot of hard work by many people, most of them listed in the previous page.

I did a bit of belated backyard cleanup today, and noticed some succulents: This jade, Crassula ovata, was a scrawny little plant for years under a redwood tree. After the redwood was removed, the jade started to grow and now its quite large. It needs to be covered on the hottest summer days.

This is the first part of a book that I am reading the second part will follow in my next blog. I am reading a book Bicycling with Butterflies written by Sara Dykman. The book is about her journey alone to follow the Monarch butterfly as it travels from Mexico to Canada. Ms.

In this issue: Meet Our New Advisor, Justin Tanner Distinguishing Between Phytophthora Root and Crown Rot and Bacterial Cranker on Almond 2022 Rice VarietyTrial Results Evaluation of Processing Tomato Varieties for Tolerance of Vine Decline Due to Fusarium Falciforme Early Spring Walnut Pests-Monito...

It's not every day that an undergraduate thesis makes the cover story of a professional journal. But that's the case with UC Davis doctoral student Grace Horne.

Horticulture Classes for Landscapes and Gardens Spring 2023 Horticulture Tour Heading into March: A Few Things to Do...

Introducing Fatemeh Khodadadi Assistant Professor of Extension and Plant Pathologist Agave Mites: A Tiny Menace New pest in young avocado orchards Planting Avocados One, one hundred, one thousand UCR Citrus Day, March 2, 2023...

California Statewide Olive Seminar Thursday, March 30th, 2023 Sign up at: https://ucanr.

Topics in this issue: Introducing Fetemeh Khodadi, Assistant Professor of Extension and Plant Pathologist Agave Mites: A Tiny Menace New pest in young avocado orchards Planting Avocados One, one hundred, one thousand UCR Citrus Day, March 2, 2023...

Are you interested in attracting native insects and pollinators to your garden? If so, join the UC Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners for a free class at a local Stanislaus County Library to learn more about California native plants. Sat, 3/4 at 2:00 p.m. Empire LibraryTues, 3/7 at 6:00 p.m.