Valentine’s Day Rose Pruning WorkshopGive your garden (and yourself) some love this February 14thCome solo or bring a loved one!Join us for a hands-on class where you’ll learn:· How and when to prune different types of roses· Tools of…
It's that time of year to see some drama in avocado orchards. Once healthy-looking trees can suddenly turn brown in a weekend and all the surrounding trees still look fine. And it can be quite common in some years along the coast. The winter weather will have mild, cool even rainy days and then suddenly…
The February 2026 Rice Briefs newsletter highlights key updates in California rice production, including a review of the 2025 season, statewide variety trial results, guidance on stem rot monitoring, and emerging issues such as nutria spread and pyrethroid resistance in tadpole shrimp. It also provides weed…
Click here to register, or scan the QR code below! SSJV Water Quality Coalitions are excited to offer a FREE one-day training event through their joint Management Practices Evaluation Program (SSJV MPEP). The training will be held in January 2026 at three convenient locations. It is designed to equip…
TOPICS IN THIS ISSUE Highlights from Citrus IPM EntomologyAvocado Flowering and Fruit SetWoodpeckers damage in AvocadoPest Control Districts Service ExpandingSoil Biological Management for Enhanced Citrus Yield and HealthNew on Board, Matthew Fatino TEMAS EN ESTA EDICIÓNResumen sobre la producción…
Click here if you do not see the sign-up formUC Cooperative Extension has a network of statewide, county, and campus-based forestry experts. Connect with our team today! Jump to:AdvisorsCooperative Extension SpecialistsAcademic CoordinatorsStaff Forestry and Natural Resource AdvisorsMike…
Spring planting season begins next month. Work on your garden plans and be ready to start next month.TasksPeruse seed catalogs looking for disease resistant strains.Shop now for bare root grape and berry vines.Deeply water trees and native plants if rainfall has been light.Peach leaf curl is best controlled…