Ongoing research

ANR Adventures: Article

March madness, once again

April 3, 2022
By Wendy Powers
Welcome to Kirsten Pearsons who started a career with UC ANR last week as an Assistant Cooperative Extension Small Farms Advisor, based in San Luis Obispo! It is exciting to be welcoming new members. Please take the time to send your own welcome to Kristen.
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ANR Adventures: Article

Acclimating

April 3, 2022
By Wendy Powers
It has been a while since I have checked in! March is always a busy month and with resumed travel, it seemed more hectic than usual this year. We held an in-person Strategic Doing workshop in Davis mid-month.
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UC Master Gardener Coordinators: Article

Coordinators Quarterly Newsletter - Spring 2022

April 2, 2022
By Barbra Braaten
Spring 2022:Annual Volunteer Reappointment, June 1 - July 31Updated UC ANR Code of ConductNew! Fundraising Templates40% Off Publications Promo CodeProgram Name BadgesUC ANR Giving DayEvent Contact Sheets for Program EvaluationPromote videos, news articles, and projects across UC ANR and EMGWelcome New…
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UCCE in Santa Barbara County: Article

Spring 2022 Issue

April 1, 2022
Happy Friday and Spectacular Spring! In this issue: Garden Talk: "Gardening in Small Places" is 7:00pm this Monday, April 4. Register for these FREE, 1-hour, online presentations by clicking the Garden Talk topic here.
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Livestock, Range and Natural Resources: Article

Spring 2022

April 1, 2022
In this issue: ***2021 Water Diversion and Use Reports Due April 1 for All Diverters*** Spring Webinar Series for Small Acreage Management Range Camp reopens Forage and Drought Weed book still on sale...
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A yellow-faced bumble bees, Bombus vosnesenskii, heads for Phacelia. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Bug Squad: Article

A Bumble Bee Ballet

April 1, 2022
By Kathy Keatley Garvey
Ever watched a bumble bee ballet? Bumble bees may look clumsy in flight, but they get the job done. We recently marveled at the yellow-faced bumble bees, Bombus vosnesenskii, foraging on lacy phacelia, Phacelia tanacetifolia, on the UC Davis campus. This is a native bumble bee and a native plant.
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