Ongoing research

A newly published first-of-its-kind review involving pollinators, pollination and natural hazards signals a wake-up call to scientists and policy makers.

The academic footprint numbers, ending June 30, 2019, are available. It's not good news, though it is not surprising either. Every June, we have a dip in numbers of academics because there is a financial benefit to retiring at the end of June.

It's commonly called a "passion butterfly," but we call it a Gulf Fritillary (Agraulis vanillaea) or Gulf Frit. Or "spectacular.

This is definitely in the spirit of the canary in the coal mine. Driving the Pacific Flyway or the marshland alongside highway 37, there are lots of birds. BUTThe New York Times had a long article on Friday, September 20 on bird loss.

UC ANR's implementation of the UCPath payroll and HR system has gone smoothly since our launch on Sept. 27. More than 1,000 ANR employees received their first paychecks accurately and on schedule on Oct. 1 and 2.

En este nmero: Seminarios Web sobre ovejas y vacas Hacer una diferencia en conversaciones difciles Reuniones "Buenos Vecinos Agrcolas" Manejo de malezas en tierras pblicas Reunin para fuego prescrito - Shaver Lake, 5-6 de noviembre. Regstrese aqu para el 31 de octubre: https://ucanr.

November 6, 2019 | 8:30 - 11:00 am Meridian, CA 8:30 am Coffee and Registration 9:00 am Welcome and Project Overview 9:15 am Lightning Talks ~ Brief Presentation on soil health-related work in region 9:45 am Equipment Showcase and Cover Crop Management: What's worked. What hasn't.

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November 6, 2019 | 8:30 - 11:00 am Meridian, CA 8:30 am Coffee and Registration 9:00 am Welcome and Project Overview 9:15 am Lightning Talks ~ Brief Presentation on soil health-related work in region 9:45 am Equipment Showcase and Cover Crop Management: What's worked. What hasn't.

What color do you think of when you hear the word October? It's a strange question, but I would guess what popped into your head is the word orange. Orange leaves, orange pumpkins, orange sweet potatoes, orange carrots, and orange persimmons.