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By now academics and their supervisors are aware the deadline for Project Board and merit and promotion dossier is December 8. We've moved the date for two reasons. First, the Federal Report is due earlier, so we had to move the Project Board deadline.

Every Memorial Day, I especially remember my great-grandfather, Samuel Davidson Laughlin (1843-1910), a Civil War color bearer who contracted malaria during the Siege of Vicksburg (May 18 -July 4, 1863). The soldiers called the mosquitoes "gallinippers.

UC ANR employees are invited to join the UCOP Black Staff & Faculty Organization for a Juneteenth week of events! More information and an event flyer (PDF) can be found on the UCOP page. The UC ANR Black and Allied Employees are also hosting a "Celebrating Juneteenth" event on June 14, from 10:30 a.

On UC ANR Giving Day, May 18-19, generous donors throughout the state contributed $80,737 for UC ANR research and extension programs across California.

by Bob Niklewicz PT MG One of the great pleasures of working in a garden is the reward and satisfaction of walking among your plants and seeing the unique way your artistic talents are displayed. It's a gift to yourself as well as to all those that take the time to appreciate them.

Have you registered for... Weed Day 2023 link :: https://wric.ucdavis.edu/events/weed_day_2023.html Weed Science School 2023 link :: https://wric.ucdavis.edu/events/weed_science_school_2023.

In the blink of an eye... There it was, nestled inside a baby blue eyes blossom, Nemophila menziesii, which is a spring-blooming plant native to California, Oregon and Baja California. "It?" A katydid nymph, a wingless critter with long black-and-white banded antennae.

The UC Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners of Stanislaus County have taught adult classes at local libraries since April of 2022.

General Situation After the wet winter and extended cool spring, the annual summer weather pattern finally seems to have established itself. Temperatures for the next 10 days will see daily maximum values in the mid to high 80'sF, reaching the mid 90's by the first few days of June.

General Situation After the wet winter and extended cool spring, the annual summer weather pattern finally seems to have established itself. Temperatures for the next 10 days will see daily maximum values in the low 80's F, reaching the low 90's by the first few days of June.