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His name is synonymous with integrated pest management (IPM) and his achievements during his 45-year career are nothing short of spectacular.

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Cultivating History and Community with the Heritage Rose Garden of Jackson, California Nestled in the heart of Amador County lies the Heritage Rose Garden, where the beauty of old roses meets the spirit of community.

An informational campaign to raise awareness of COVID-19 and Influenza vaccination among migrant workers who speak Mexican indigenous languages has been created by Ricardo Vela, manager of News and Information Outreach in Spanish; Amira Resnick, statewide director of Community Nutrition and Health;...

More than 40 Cooperative Extension professionals from across the U.S. and outlying territories gathered recently in Tucson, Arizona, for Cooperative Extension's first national Climate Action Convening.

Although Master Gardeners know better, many people focus on summer gardening, especially of tomatoes in Yolo County. However, I find my winter garden at least as useful as my summer one. This is partly because of how I approach it. My vegetable garden is in raised beds, with one foot redwood sides.

WORKSHOP ON ADAPTING FRUIT AND NUT PRODUCTION PRACTICES IN THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY TO CHANGING AND VARIABLE CLIMATE Date: Thursday, March 7th, 2024; 8:30 am - 2:00 pm Location: International Agri-Center (Social Room) 4500 South Laspina Street - Tulare, CA 93274 With: UC Davis, UC Merced, UCCE Tulare...

Third Thursday Things from the Field Meeting Announcement - Thursday, March 21, 2024, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the UC Cooperative Extension Office, 821 E. South Street, Orland, CA 95963. Any questions, email Becky Wheeler-Dykes at bawheeler@ucanr.

In late January, the University of California Nursery and Floriculture Alliance co-hosted the 62nd Western Region International Plant Propagators' Society (WR-IPPS) Annual Meeting in Temecula.

Keep an eye out for this potential problem weed in southern California: Stipa capensis. First reported in 1995 in Riverside, this species is native to the Mediterranean and has established in the Coachella Valley of the Sonoran Desert.