Ongoing research

Kern County: Article

Green Scene August 2018 no. 2

August 23, 2018
Fall Horticulture Class - Tehachapi Bakersfield Fall Horticulture Class: Special Topics 2019 Horticultural Study Tour: Thailand...
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HREC Fieldmap Fires. The red is existing vegetation. Many of the oaks did not burn. Brighter red indicates untouched green foliage, fainter red indicates some damage. Black areas are burnt grasslands, gray areas are primarily  chaparral or chamise.  The two separate black areas are where we did prescribed burns this June. The white spots are ash indicating where a tree did burn. Thanks to Shane Feirer of iGIS for putting this together.
Hopland REC: Article

URGENT: Post Fire Research Opportunities at Hopland REC

August 23, 2018
By Hannah M Bird
HREC and Post-Fire Research Opportunities What is HREC? The UC Hopland Research & Extension Center (HREC) is a multi-disciplinary research and education facility in Mendocino County located in the foothills of the Coast Range about two hours north of Berkeley.
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Who Has Your Back?

August 23, 2018
You're Your Best Garden Tool As the days warm and beckon us outside, we start to think of all those gardening chores we've put off since last year.
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shot hole borer galleries
Topics in Subtropics: Article

What's Happening With Shot Hole Borer?

August 23, 2018
By Ben A Faber
This is the most recent activity summary of a group of organizations working on the Invasive Shot Hole Borers and their associated fungal symbionts.
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A honey bee flies in formation with "fake" bees on a bee crossing sign. Bees can flap their wings around 240 times per second. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Bug Squad: Article

And the (Bee) Beat Goes On...

August 22, 2018
By Kathy Keatley Garvey
It was bound to happen. A "real" honey bee flying alongside "fake" bees on a bee crossing sign. We photographed this honey bee (below) at 1/1000 of second (with a Nikon D500 and a 105mm lens with the f-stop set at 16 and ISO at 800), but honey bee flight is truly amazing.
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UC Rice Blog: Article

Update to the Armyworm Update of August 21

August 22, 2018
By Luis Espino
Today I visited two fields with large moth numbers (Hwy 45 and White Rd, and Hwy 45 at Knights Landing). On the White Rd field, where the traps caught about 80 armyworm moths per night last week, I found at least one worm in all stops I made (about 10). The worms were small.
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Colusa County: Article

August 2018

August 22, 2018
Don't forget the rice field day! - Management of stem rot - New watergrass species - Testing for suspected herbicide resistance - Rice Yield Contest...
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