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In this issue, you will find: Welcome Nicole Marshall-Wheeler, our new 4-H Advisor State Field Day results Colusa County Fair results 4-H Scholarship recipients Pictures from the fair and much, much more!...
Prune Rootstock Trial Field Day Pre-Harvest & Harvest Prune Orchard Consideration Managing canker diseases in prune orchards: what we have learned so far.
Disease Highlight: Alfalfa Mosaic Virus Multisite demonstration of conservation management practices for soil health and greenhouse gas emissions reduction Insecticide screening and cucumber beetle biology and movement in fresh-market melons Monitoring southern blight prevalence in Colusa County...
Caf Thursday WebANR (every third Thursday!) Join us on Thursday, July 19, for Communicating Science, Creating Trust with UC Davis News Media and Relations Specialist Katherine Kerlin: Acquire an understanding of communication skills that can help build trust.
Disease Highlight: Alfalfa Mosaic Virus Multisite demonstration of conservation management practices for soil health and greenhouse gas emissions reduction Insecticide screening and cucumber beetle biology and movement in fresh-market melons Monitoring southern blight prevalence in Colusa County...
When you visit the UC Davis Department of Entomology and Nematology's bee garden--named the Hagen-Dazs Honey Bee Haven after its primary donor--be sure to check out the colorful mural on the shed. The panels feature mostly native bees.
Plants have been acting differently this spring. Along the coast the peaches have barely bloomed and it's May. Avocado Brown Mite has had a field day. Stethorus beetles have been in low numbers and biocontrol is out of whack. Her ladybug Coccinelid sisters have been in low numbers, as well.
New UCCE (OC) Master Gardener AND new KUCI host David Letourneau talks with Ramiro Lobo, Small Farms & Agricultural Economics Advisor for the San Diego County UCCE.
