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Blog - Forest Research and Outreach : Article

Forest Management Handbook for Small Parcel Landowners

April 11, 2022
By Kimberly C Ingram
Forests in the Sierra Nevada and southern Cascade Range are being stressed by many factors that put them at risk. High-severity wildfire, drought stress, insect outbreaks, disease, and a backdrop of changing climate are a few.
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Listen Up To "Sunnylands" on In The Garden Radio?

April 11, 2022
Learn about the 70 species of desert-tolerant plants that are placed in a way to compliment the many pieces of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings bequeathed by the Annenbergs. Besides the flora, birders can enjoy the upward of 130 species of birds that frequent the garden grounds.
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UCCE Central Sierra Livestock & Natural Resources: Article

April 2022 Newsletter

April 11, 2022
In this issue: Drought Update - A Third Dry Year Cattle & Sheep Grazing School set for July 14-15, 2022! Sheep and Shepherds in the 21st Century - PhotoVoice survey 2022 Livestock Access Pass Update Livestock Guardian Dog Updates Foothills Agricultural Water Use Survey Birds from HPAI Control areas...
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Ranching in the Sierra Foothills: Article

Resources for Backyard Chicken Producers

April 11, 2022
By Daniel K Macon
Like many people in the rural areas of the Sierra foothills, my family raises chickens. Our dozen or so laying hens keep us supplied with eggs year-round.
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Mistletoe tethered to a tall tree. photo credit Launa Herrmann
Under the Solano Sun: Article

Mistletoe-Both Holiday Attraction and Problem Parasite

April 11, 2022
For centuries, many cultures linked mistletoe, a member of the sandalwood family Santalaceae, to life-giving power, fertility and peace. The Romans celebrated with mistletoe at the festival of Saturnalia. In 18th century England, a kissing ball of mistletoe evoked romance and goodwill.
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Quarter-sized fuzzy peach fruits close together on a branch.
The Stanislaus Sprout: Article

Hand Thinning Improves Fruit Size and Quality

April 11, 2022
By Anne E Schellman
The practice of fruit thinning is important for increasing the size of tree fruits. Often, fruit trees set such heavy crops that individual fruits do not grow to a satisfactory size.
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UC Weed Science (weed control, management, ecology, and minutia): Article

Meddlesome Mallow

April 11, 2022
In January I visited a small property to help identify various plants that had taken over an acre of unirrigated land. The property owner wanted to know how to manage the weeds, and if horses could safely graze them.
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Blooming Tree Peony
Spill the Beans: Article

Tree Peonies

April 11, 2022
by Julie Pramuk When we moved into our new home last December, there were two bare trees flanking a camellia tree. I had no idea what they were, but I pruned off the dead branches until I thought I'd left a healthy looking structure. Then, I waited.
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