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Lady beetles. (Credit: Jack Kelly Clark)

UC IPM at Picnic Day 2018

April 19, 2018
By Karey Windbiel-Rojas
Come visit us at the UC Davis annual Picnic Day event this Saturday April 21, 2018! Every year, the UC Statewide IPM Program sets up informational tables as part of the Entomology Department events at Briggs Hall.
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Credit: Kathy Keatley Garvey
Community Pest News: Article

Bug display at Picnic Day 2018

April 19, 2018
By Karey Windbiel-Rojas
Come visit me at the UC Davis Picnic Day event this Saturday April 21, 2018! The UC Statewide IPM Program sets up informational tables every year in the Entomology Department at Briggs Hall.
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UCANR blue goldbar
Fruit & Nut Center Updates: Article

Orchard Systems Advisor Recruitment

April 19, 2018
The UC ANR Academic HR Unit has begun recruitment for an Area Cooperative Extension Orchard Systems Advisor position (AP#17.14) in Stockton, Joaquin County.
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ANR Conference
UC CalFresh Tulare in Action!: Article

2018 ANR Statewide Conference

April 19, 2018
UCCE Tulare/ King's County attended the 2018 UC ANR Statewide Conference in Ontario, California. We had the opportunity to unite with our ANR colleagues from around the state to network and share our work.
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avocado fruit
Topics in Subtropics: Article

Make More Avocado Fruit

April 19, 2018
By Ben A Faber
As of March 27, 2018, foliar application of GA3 (ProGibb LV Plus, Valent BioSciences, Corp.) to Hass' avocado trees in commercial orchards has been approved. Dr. Carol J.
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Imperial Field Day 2018
ANR Adventures: Article

The jury is in

April 18, 2018
By Wendy Powers
Lots of time to write a blog today but not too much going on for me this week. I have jury duty and can't seem to get myself dismissed.
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Blog - Forest Research and Outreach : Article

UC study seeks street trees that can cope with climate change

April 18, 2018
By Susan D Kocher
Reposted from UCANR News The changing climate predicted for California including less rain and higher day and nighttime temperatures is expected to cause chronic stress on many street tree species that have shaded and beautified urban areas for decades.
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