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As a young child in Hayward, California, I wandered through our neighborhood observing the flora and fauna. Those were the good old days; when a 6-year-old child walking outside by herself was not considered neglectful child abuse, or even given a second thought.

Congrats to biological chemist and green pesticide developer Thomas Tom Sparks, winner of the Entomological Association of America's 2021 Nan-Yao Su Award for Innovation and Creativity in Entomology. ESA announced the award today.

In this Issue: 2021 Meeting Dates Drought-stressed corn tips Correcting silage for DM Antimicrobial resistance Nutrients in digester effluent...

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August 16, 2021 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ITS TIME TO JOIN 4-H! 4-H, one of Americas largest non-formal education programs for youth, makes a major contribution to our nation by helping youth acquire knowledge and develop life skills that help them become self-directed, productive, and contributing memb...

Monitoring insect populations in crop fields is important for managing pests and diseases. Sweep nets have been the main tool for this task but new sensor technology is being developed to conduct continuous real-timing monitoring.

Curious goats milled around the masked elementary school students who were raking out the livestock stalls.

CLICK HERE to view the August 2021 issue of the Golden State Dairy Newsletter!!! In this issue: 2021 Meeting Dates Drought-stress corn tips Correcting silage for DM Antimicrobial resistance Nutrients in digester effluent...

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Biological chemist and green pesticide developer Thomas Tom Sparks, the first graduate student of UC Davis distinguished professor Bruce Hammock, is the newly announced recipient of the Entomological Association of America's Nan-Yao Su Award for Innovation and Creativity in Entomology.