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Management of Invasive Species in Landscapes European Pepper Moth: A New Invasive Pest How Effective is Sharpshooter Control at Limiting Pierce's Disease Spread?

Nuisance Eye Gnats and Eye Flies: 50 Years Experience Eye Flies in Southeast Asia, with Particular Reference to Thailand San Diego County Eye Gnat Research and Education Project Other Nuisance Flies Not to be confused with Eye Gnats Eye gnat population control in Coachella Valley Eye Gnats in Jacumb...

Intro to Slugs and Snails Slug Control Efforts in Hawaii Californias Invasive Snails and Slugs and a Novel Approach to their Control Shipping Nursery Stock to States with Snail Restrictions-What You Need to Know Winning the Shell Game: Amber Snail Management for Nurseries...

No COVID-19 related layoffs through June 30, 2020 As the impacts to our organization due to COVID-19 continue to be felt widely by all of UC ANR, our employees have been at the forefront of activities and planning systemwide to keep our people healthy and engaged in the workforce.

We continue to serve our clients and community as our nation takes unprecedented measures to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus causing the COVID-19 pandemic.

This section covers some helpful "How To's" that are used in the ornamental plant industry but can also be used for home gardeners.

The things we overlook are the things we should look for. Take mustard and honey bees.

Dear 4-H Community, The Monterey County YOUth Council applications are now open until May 1st for the 2020-2021 year. This county-wide leadership role is for enrolled 4-H member ages 13*-19.

One of the cheeriest parts of spring, in my opinion, is the Johnny-Jump-Up. No, not the Irish drinking song, but the flower, known officially known as Viola tricolor or Viola cornuta. The white, yellow and purple pansy-like flower is an ancestor of the modern pansy.

This is a preview of an article for Progressive Crop Consultant magazine. Recently, two types of evidence have emerged to indicate that farmers must make substantial changes in their crop production systems in the future. The first is economic.