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Nickels Soil Lab Annual Field Day Pre- and Post- Herbicide Performance on Threespike Goosegrass in Three Nut Orchards The Many Possible Causes of "Gummy Nuts" in Almonds Almond Management Considerations: Spring & Early Summer Hull Split Timing and Sprayer Practices for Best Pest Control Results Hull...

Dates to Remember 4-H County Ambassador Senior Scholarships Beale Kits Day State Leadership Conference (SLC) 4-H Shooting Sports Workshops 4-H Calendar of Events Spring Fair Update Raise Your Hand for 4-H True Leaders in Service TSC Paper Clover Pictures 4-H Record Book Program Update 4-H Club Meeti...

Orchard Management Considerations: Budbreak through Early Summer Walnut Blight Management in 2019 Revisiting Your Codling Moth IPM Program in a Lean Crop Year Pulling the trigger for the start of irrigation in the spring: Too much too soon for walnuts?

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Gray mold caused by the fungus Botrytis cinerea is one of the more destructive plant pathogens, and it attacks a wide variety of plants. It is a common springtime disease, favored by cool rainy periods and high humidity. Conditions just like we have seen in California recently.

Hello, Due to low registration, the decision was made to postpone this "Ranch Field Day" We will let you know once we set up a new date. Thank you for your understanding and our apologies for the inconvenience.

"Adventure Awaits!" the theme proclaimed. And that it did Saturday at the 105th annual UC Davis Picnic Day--especially at the second annual "Virtual Reality Bugs" display at Briggs Hall, the administrative home of the UC Davis Department of Entomology and Nematology.

Charles E. Charley Hess, a UC Davis Medal recipient and dean emeritus of the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences who never took the word retirement seriously, died April 13 of congestive heart failure at the age of 87.

Here's the info and make sure you reserve a place TODAY! PLEASE TAKE NOTE: This class is offered TWO times. Once tomorrow, Thursday, April 18, and the second on this Saturday, April 20.