Ongoing research

Important YQCA training will be held this Saturday, July 10 at the Kern Agricultural Pavillion. Open the attached flyer for full details.

Liz Reikowski is a San Benito County rancher who recently graduated with a master's degree in Natural Resources Management from University of Nevada, Reno (Figure 1).

If you missed the recent UC/CAS/CAC grower meeting on cooling avocado trees or just want to review the enormous amount of information or just want to wander other grower's orchards, Here is the video of the presentations: Speaker & Topic: Giulia Marino, UC Davis Tree Physiologist - How Heat Affects...

You don't want to "get the red out" when a flameskimmer dragonfly visits your garden. You want to let Big Red to stay in. This male flameskimmer hung out in our pollinator garden in Vacaville on July 3 for a little over five hours.

Ranchers are facing the most severe drought conditions in memory with limited forage growth, little stock water, and high risk of wildfire on the range.

The UCCE Stanislaus County Master Gardener Program offered a timely online class on how to save water in your garden and home. It included science-based information climate change, where our fresh water comes from and how we can be more sustainable in our water use.

Hello Livestock Leaders and Families, Just a reminder if you are showing swine, sheep or goat at San Benito county fair you will need to notify your leader for a pre-tagging request. Leaders will need to submit an email to Dara Tobias, fair manager a pre-tag livestock tag request.

Hello Livestock Leaders and Families, Just a reminder if you are showing swine, sheep or goat at San Benito county fair you will need to notify your leader for a pre-tagging request. Leaders will need to submit an email to Dara Tobias, fair manager a pre-tag livestock tag request.

Exciting news about UC Davis researcher, Josh Hegarty. We are proud to have your triticale research at IREC! Reprinted with permission.

California has abundant wildlands forests, rangeland, open areas, wildlife refuges and national, state, and local parks that need protection from invasive plants.