Test PB Collection: FTE

This year I decided to try my hand at growing seeds. I have never actually done this, even though I have done so many other projects in the garden over the years. I picked up packets of cosmos and bachelor's buttons from my local nursery.

Summer, August 2023, Issue 005...

Dear Colleagues, The California Department of Food and Agriculture is soliciting proposals that will enhance the competitiveness of California specialty crops as well as technical reviewers to evaluate the proposals.

The Bohart Museum of Entomology at the University of California, Davis, has announced the themes of its fall open houses: Sunday, Aug. 27: Praying Mantises Saturday, Sept. 23: Household Vampires Saturday, Nov. 4: Monarchs The open houses, free and family friendly, take place from 1 to 4 p.m.

Dear 4-H Families, San Benito County Fair information and deadlines are attached. Santa Cruz county fair entry deadline is August 24 at 5:59 pm. Still exhibits for market animal exhibitors should be entered in the Youth Organizations - 4-H or FFA departments.

Dear 4-H Families, San Benito County Fair information and deadlines are attached. Santa Cruz county fair entry deadline is August 24 at 5:59 pm. Still exhibits for market animal exhibitors should be entered in the Youth Organizations - 4-H or FFA departments.

Dear 4-H families, We are excited to offer the 100 years of Fairs shirts and sweatshirts for San Benito Fair. The profits support the 4-H program. Order your shirt and sweatshirt by August 25th. See attached order form. Thank you for your support and see you at fair, Julie Katawicz 4-H program rep.

Emily Bzdyk, who holds a master's degree in entomology from UC Davis, is making national headlines, but not about insects this time.

In 2020 near California's state capital, UC Master Gardeners of Sacramento County awaited with excitement for its annual Harvest Day they organized each year. But the ongoing pandemic forced the cancellation of this much-anticipated event leaving the usual over 1500 attendees disappointed.

I recently went looking for our copies of Walter Ebeling's book on pests of subtropical tree crops. It was created over 40 years ago, but is still a great reference for past pests and those that still pop up with less frequency than avocado thrips and persea mite do today.