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The purpose of the Ag Innovations Conference series is to introduce new technologies to the grower community by speakers from universities, research organizations, and the agriculture input industry. Please see attached agenda for more information.

TOP ADMINISTRATORS VISIT IMPERIAL COUNTY PRODUCTION OF ORGANIC BABY SPINACH USING DRIP IRRIGATION IN THE LOW DESERT SUGAR BEET ALTERNATIVE INSECT PEST MANAGEMENT PESTICIDES ARE BEING TESTED AT THE DESERT RESEARCH AND EXTENSION CENTER HEALTHY SOILS GRANT OPPORTUNITY WORKSHOP FLYER (02/07/19) AMMP GRA...

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In this issue: Prune Day Agenda Trends in World Prune Markets Is this a Year to Skip Thinning?

Foliar Blights in carrots: A perplexing issue...

Parents from Hanford and Lemoore Family Resource Center completed the 4-class series Healthy, Happy Families! The class provided parents with positive parenting skills to promote children's healthy eating habits among their pre-school aged children.

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Have you ever seen a chocolate tree loaded with fruit? Or a plant that folds its leaves when you touch it? No? Ever seen a Humboldt squid, a giant predator that's also known as a jumbo squid? How about a Peruvian sling shot? Or fossils more than 550 million years old? No?

As of Feb. 20, 2019, all ANR personnel will need to use a new method to access ANR systems. Please note that this is a separate change from enrollment in Duo. What is changing? UC ANR has implemented a new login system that relies on information from UCPath.

The environmental conditions under which parental plants are grown can affect the progeny population in many ways.