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Today is a bit of a slow day as many have likely started the holiday weekend early. I know Katherine is working on her turducken. I have started preparations, but prefer to incur the last minute chaos as much as possible. I do hope everyone takes time to acknowledge all that they have.

Giving Tuesday is a global day to #giveback. On the Tuesday following Thanksgiving, youll have the chance to join people around the world and support a cause close to your heart. We invite you to support our mission to grow healthier gardens and more sustainable landscapes.

Recently I was asked why an irrigation schedule could be projected for almond and citrus in the Central Valley (Almonds:) and why the same couldn't be done for the main avocado growing areas.

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When agricultural advisors came to the Cochiti Pueblo in New Mexico during the 1940s, they lined the irrigation ditches with concrete, in the name of boosting efficiency and productivity.

When the Northern California Lepidopterists met in February of 2019 at the Bohart Museum of Entomology, University of California, Davis, the members and guests admired the Rod Davis fritillary specimens recently added to the Bohart collection, courtesy of Charles "Chuck" Hageman of Yuba City.

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Free online class offers recipes for using food scraps, answers questions about food preservation Putting food in our bellies instead of landfills is good for the planet, said Sue Mosbacher, University of California Master Food Preserver Program coordinator.

New research from the University of California Nutrition Policy Institute suggests that a 4-week Rethink your Drink curriculum for high school students can improve high school students' use of Nutrition Facts labels and decrease their consumption of diet soda.

A team of UC scientists is working to mitigate cow bunching when dairy cows cluster close together to avoid biting flies which can cause discomfort, increase heat stress and impede the cows' access to nutritionally balanced food in individual feeding stations.