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NPI Brown Bag Event: CalFresh Healthy Living, University of California - Programmatic Strategies, Adaptation to COVID-19, and Areas for Intentional Collaboration with NPI

July 2, 2020
By Danielle Lee
The Nutrition Policy Institute (NPI) hosted an online Brown Bag event on Tuesday, June 30 from 12:00-1:00pm PDT titled "CalFresh Healthy Living, University of California - Programmatic Strategies, Adaptation to COVID-19, and Areas for Intentional Collaboration with NPI".
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A digger bee, Anthophora bomboides stanfordiana, returning to her nest on the sand cliffs of Bodega Bay. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Bug Squad: Article

The Bees of Bodega Head

July 1, 2020
By Kathy Keatley Garvey
There's more to Sonoma County's Bodega Head than the stunning views, crashing waves, nesting seabirds, and bursts of flora and fauna. The sand cliffs are also the home of a digger bee, a bumble bee mimic known as Anthophora bomboides stanfordiana.
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Blog - Forest Research and Outreach : Article

Tiny Shrimp, Big Problem

July 1, 2020
By Susan D Kocher
Lake Tahoe is known for its beautiful blue waters and remarkable transparency. But its clarity is threatened by climate change and urbanization and billions of tiny invasive shrimp.
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Healthy Central Sierra: Article

July's Harvest of the Month: Tomatoes

July 1, 2020
In July many areas of the Central Sierra can expect to see tomatoes beginning to appear in local markets or ripening in gardens. This much-awaited crop is one of the best foods to enjoy in season, when its flavor is truly at its peak.
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Under the Solano Sun: Article

Nitrogen Fixers

July 1, 2020
The first plants that come to my mind when I hear nitrogen fixers, are beans and peas of the legume family. Their roots have a symbiotic relationship with bacteria in the soil that gathers nitrogen from the air and converts it into a form of nitrogen that plants can use.
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Topics in Subtropics: Article

Here Comes the Ant Man

July 1, 2020
By Ben A Faber
Argentine Ant Management in Citrus (July 8, 2020) Dr. Mark Hoddle will talk about how to monitor and manage Argentine ant in citrus orchards with liquid baiting systems and discuss why ant management has such strong benefits for the suppression of sap-sucking pests by natural enemies.
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Stars and Stripes

July 1, 2020
By Karey Windbiel-Rojas
While many of you are preparing for the 4th of July holiday, we at UC IPM are also thinking about stars and stripes but in a slightly different way: yellow starthistle and striped skunks.
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You See CE: Article

Have You Pruned Your Blueberries Yet-Featured-Story

July 1, 2020
By Ramiro E Lobo
  Featured StoryHave you Pruned your Blueberries Yet?The popularity of Blueberries as a super food has increased the demand for the fruit and made blueberries an increasingly popular and common plant grown in southern California gardens. Blueberries are commonly associated with colder climates and…
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UC Master Gardeners of San Mateo & San Francisco Counties: Article

Beware, the Invaders!

July 1, 2020
I see garden escapees whenever I go for a walk: canna lilies at Quarry Park, Mexican Feather Grass infiltrating coastal bluffs, and Agapanthus above Montara beach. When such escapees are not native to the area but are able to survive and reproduce on their own, they are considered naturalized.
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