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Let's do the alliteration: Bugs at Briggs and bugs at the Bohart.

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Another Strange Year New Forage Varieties New Publication Outlines Livestock Protection tools Wool Testing Workshop Calendar...

Citrus Thrips Field Day at Lindcove, Tuesday May 1st Got Voles? Perhaps anthraquinone is the answer.

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Dear Colleagues, The application window is now open for the 2018 CREDITS Team Science Retreat.

To help table grape growers make decisions on which varieties to grow, the UC Agriculture and Natural Resources' Agricultural Issues Center has released four new studies on the costs and returns of table grapes in the Southern San Joaquin Valley.

Spiny buttercup (Ranunculus muricatus) is a non-native plant, that is fairly common, especially in wet areas such as meadows. We also find it in crops, including orchards, pastures, and cereal grain fields.

SiteBuilder Training Sessions CSIT is kicking off a new round of SiteBuilder training sessions starting in May. The day-long class is designed for all ANR staff members in need of proficiency creating and maintaining web sites.

Spiny buttercup (Ranunculus muricatus) is a non-native plant, that is fairly common, especially in wet areas such as meadows. We also find it in crops, including orchards, pastures, and cereal grain fields.