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Hello, Please see the attached flyer about "EXPANDING MARKET OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEAT PROCESSING" forum on January 27, 2022 @1:00-2:00pm EST.

By Yvonne Rasmussen, UC Master Gardener of Napa County What's this weird thing growing in my yard? Is it dangerous, poisonous, or killing my plants? How can I get rid of it?

Dear Colleagues, CAL FIRE's Wood Products and Bioenergy Program is seeking projects that support the creation of a robust and diversified wood products market to help meet California's forest resilience goals.

Dear Colleagues, The California Dry Bean Advisory Board is requesting applied research proposals for 2022. This commodity-based research request is sponsored by the California Dry Bean Marketing Order, under the guidance of the California Department of Food and Agriculture.

Learn whats new in crop research and earn CE credits! Meeting/Dates: Feb 1 (AM) Lodi Grape Day Feb 3 (AM) CA Cherry Reserch Review Feb 3 (AM) Northern SJV Processing Tomato Feb 7 (AM) Walnut Institute Feb 8 (AM) Northern San Joaquin Almond Day Feb 22-23 (AM) Statewide Virtual Walnut Series...

After the atmospheric river rain dump last November, I started walking through water puddles in my backyard. These low areas could be raised with some wood mulch, I thought. I had ordered wood chips before at https://getchipdrop.com so I decided to order a load of FREE WOOD CHIPS.

The UC ANR Staff Assembly Wellness Committee invites ANR staff members to participate in Winter Wellness 2022. Now through Feb. 7, complete at least five individual health and wellness activities featured in the challenge.

Glenda Humiston to speak on market opportunities for climate smart agriculture The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) today (Jan. 25) announced plenary speakers for the 2022 Agricultural Outlook Forum, themed New Paths to Sustainability and Productivity Growth to be held virtually Feb.

The UC Davis Vector Genetics Laboratory, part of the School of Veterinary Medicine's Department of Pathology, Microbiology and Immunology (PMI), has been awarded a $10.

Recent wet weather in many parts of the state has spurred emergence of winter weeds. How these weeds are managed varies by the type of weed and where it's growing. In IPM, identification is always the first step toward effective pest management.