Test PB Collection: FTE

See attached for Cotton Planting Forecast...

The UC Davis Bohart Museum of Entomology open house, "Many-Legged Wonders," presented March 18 in its Academic Surge Building, proved to be not only "many legs," but many eyes and ears, as families drove from far and wide to see and hear about spiders, scorpions, vinegaroons, centipedes, millipedes,...

Plant-Based Eating; Veggie Pasta Salad recipe.

Spring, March 2023, Issue 004...

On this International Day of Forests, we at UCCE Forest Research and Outreach invite you to celebrate the future of California's trees with us. Considering the recent news coverage regarding tree mortality in California, we want to instead view this subject through a lens of hope.

On this International Day of Forests, we at UC Cooperative Extension Forest Research and Outreach invite you to celebrate the future of California's trees with us.

In this issue: Raising Livestock on Rangeland is not an Indoor Sport! No Such Thing as an Average Year Is YOUR Ranch Ready for Wildfire Season?

On the corner of my property sits a mature Aloe arborescens, commonly known as a Candelabra Aloe, or Torch Aloe.[1] Aloe arborescens is a species of flowering succulent perennial plants belonging to the genus Aloe, (yes the same one as Aloe vera!) and is a South African native.

Have you ever been bitten by a brown recluse spider in California? It's a myth.

Beverly Diane Wallace, UC Cooperative Extension 4-H youth development advisor emeritus and former long-time director of UCCE in San Diego County, died on March 13. She was 84. Wallace, who was born near Malibu, served UCCE for 38 years.