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This page links to specialized topics in viticulture such as frost, pests and diseases, soils, and more.

What is drift? Darien Pearson, Environmental Scientist, California Department of Pesticide Regulation Disclaimer: California Department of Pesticide Regulation can only confirm that the information given in this presentation is valid at the time the presentation was given (December 1st, 2021).

The Bagrada bug, Bagrada hilaris, is a small invasive stink bug originating from East Africa and is considered a major pest in Africa, Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, Italy, Sri Lanka and India. It was first reported in southern California in 2008 and has slowly spread in agricultural areas of California.

Ask the experts about tree health, get answers, and contribute to the public database of California tree problems by visiting UC Berkeley's Tree FAQs - Tree Health Answers & Questions Contact the SOD Specialist Master Gardeners: - call the information desk and ask to speak to a SOD Specialist at (70...

In collaboration with the University of California and The Center for Environmental Inquiry at Sonoma State University, citizen scientists in Sonoma County are collecting bay laurel leaves to assist in controlling the pathogen responsible for Sudden Oak Death.

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Dairying, Ranching, and Climate Change Webinar Wednesday, June 16, 2021 Post Webinar Resources Webinar recording available online Resources from presenters Science Updates Ermias Kebreab - Associate dean for global engagement in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, as well as dire...

Ant Identification Proper ant identification is key to choosing an effective method to control ants. Use this interactive key to identify species commonly found in Californian vineyards. Learn more about ants on the UC IPM website Options for control with the UC Pest Management guidelines.

Protection from Wildfire Smoke" regulation 5141.1, issued by CA Dept of Industrial Relations in 2019, uses the local air quality index (AQI) for PM 2.5 to determine when worker protections are needed. AQI: Air Quality Index PM2.