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UC IREC Spring Meeting Schedule and Agendas Announced

February 14th, 2023
By Robert G Wilson
The Intermountain REC staff are hosting four public meetings in February and March. The meetings are open to the general public with the target audience being the Klamath Basin Agriculture community. A list of the meetings and agenda topics is shown below.
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IREC Field Day this Thursday! Agenda attached

July 26th, 2022
By Robert G Wilson
The Intermountain REC annual field day is this Thursday, July 28th, 2022. The tour starts at 8:30 am and ends at noon with a catered lunch for all participants. We'd love to see you attend this year! The field day agenda is attached.
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Save the Date: Intermountain REC Field Day- Thursday, July 28th

July 5th, 2022
By Robert G Wilson
IREC Field Day is scheduled for Thursday, July 28th. This is your chance to learn about new research going on at IREC and meet the researchers making it happen. The field tour starts at 8:30 am from IREC Headquarters, 2816 Havlina Rd, Tulelake, CA 96134. Tour ends with catered lunch at noon.
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2022 IREC Spring Research Update Newsletter

February 8th, 2022
By Robert G Wilson
The 2022 IREC Spring Research Update is now available. Newsletter topics include importance of crop planting date, alfalfa irrigation, alfalfa cutting schedules, harrowing alfalfa, and IREC research summaries detailing 2021 research related to new varieties and crop management.
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IREC is hiring an Ag Engineer Advisor

October 14th, 2021
The Ag Engineer Advisor will implement an extension education and applied research program to address high needs in relation to integrating and adapting new technologies related to mechanization, automation, and precision farming into Intermountain cropping systems. For more information, click here.
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Irregular crop growth and sprinkler patterns are common throughout the basin this year.
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Farming Tips for Enduring Historic Drought

June 8th, 2021
By Robert G Wilson
It has been heart breaking to seeing wheat and alfalfa fields dry up the last few weeks. The recent hot temperatures caused many fields to wither, while placing greater irrigation needs on the few crops being irrigated with well water.
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Four miles from the Oregon border, in Tulelake, California, the Intermountain Research and Extension Center (IREC) is one of nine centers under the University of California Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources. IREC supports and facilitates University of California research in field and vegetable crops grown in northeast California, and supports conservation of natural resources in the Klamath Basin.

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