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New Update! CDFA has opened the SWEEP application as of December 5th, 2023. SWEEP applications are open until January 26th, 2024. Funding will be announced and awarded February 2024.

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) has introduced the new Advanced Clean Fleet (ACF) Regulation, with a mission to expedite the transition to zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) across the state.

Celebrate with us at VMTRC! Join us to honor the 75th anniversary of UC Davis Veterinary Medicine and 40th of VMTRC. Enjoy a social hour, lunch, and tour at our Tulare location. Date: December 7th, 2023 Time: 11 a.m.

Celebrate with us at VMTRC! Join us to honor the 75th anniversary of UC Davis Veterinary Medicine and 40th of VMTRC. Enjoy a social hour, lunch, and tour at our Tulare location. Date: December 7th, 2023 Time: 11 a.m.

En este nmero: Intoxicacin por Hongos Municiones sin Plomo Taller de Compostaje de Cadveres de Ganado...

One of the things those of us in the berry business on the Central Coast take for granted and don't think much about is the fog.

Join us for our first North Sac Valley new meeting series! Third Thursday Things from the Field! Hear updates on orchard management strategies for upcoming challenges and share what you've been seeing in the field. WHEN Thursday, January 18, 2024, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

I am frequently asked if I can recommend a book on Soils. And yes, I can. It is Soils: An Introduction by Michael Singer and Donald Munns. The sixth edition recently came out so there's a lot of older used copies floating around on the wed for under $10.

In response to concerns from the field about upcoming, overlapping organizational due dates and systems changes, UC ANR leadership has adjusted the timeline for the open Call for CE Positions. The timeframe for the final announcement of the CE positions to be released remains the same.

I wrote in a previous Newsletter article about some new research we are doing testing no-till drill seeded rice production. Why are we doing this? It is one way to save considerable amounts of irrigation water. We estimate that up to 0.5 ac ft/ac of water could be saved.