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The Light Brown Apple Moth (LBAM) is an important invasive pest for California, and is established in much of California's coastal and some inland areas where nursery products are produced. It is a federally and state regulated pest in many ornamental and fruit crops.

Whole Almond Orchard Recycling Demonstration Wednesday, October 17, 2018 Cal Almond, Lake Springs Farm Facility, Denair CA...

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In this issue: Help us focus an oak research project! SB 88 reporting requirements SB 88 / AB 589 workshops in October Small Flock Egg Producers' Workshop October 4 Wildfire, Rangelands, and UCCE...

Event NameDate UC Ag Expert talks about citrus thrips 10/17/2018 What is involved in the webinars? A series of 1 hour webinars will highlight various pest management and horticultural topics for citrus and avocados.

TOPICS IN THIS ISSUE Native Pollinators of California Avocado as Affected by Introduced Pollinator Gardens Which Way World Avocados?

TOPICS IN THIS ISSUE Native Pollinators of California Avocado as Affected by Introduced Pollinator Gardens Which Way World Avocados?

While you're peeling and segmenting your orange at breakfast or spooning orange honey on your toast, you're probably not thinking about the Asian citrus psyllid.

By Faith Kearns You've been working on a project to analyze the impacts of California's drought on public health.

Sally and Steve will discuss the differences between two primary forms of underground food storage systems. That boring, technical description is exactly what Bulbs (e.g., Amaryllis, Daffodil) and Corms (e.g., Gladiolus, Freesia) are and why they produce such glorious color every year.