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Progress in Developing Mechanical Harvesting for California Black Ripe Manzanillo Table Olives Developing a Nitrogen Fertilizer Plan for Olive Orchards Should I Pay for Avocado Pollination Services? Collaboration is Key to Saving Kern County Citrus Are Finger Limes Just Another Fad?

It's World Bee Day, as declared by the United Nations. "The fourth observance of World Bee Day will be celebrated--in the midst of a still ongoing pandemic--with a virtual event organized by the FAO on 20 May 2021 under the theme Bee engaged Build Back Better for Bees.

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Get Ready to learn more about our fragile world and how to deal with drought, heat, fire, winds and climate change https://www.drought.gov/states/California https://ucanr.edu/sites/fire/ And a lot more information on fire, water and climate change https://ucanr.

The long weekend is only a week away. I need it now. This week the meetings seem to go forever. Did you know that if we lived on Venus, the day' would be equivalent to almost 117 Earth days? Earth clearly has its advantages.

The Demonstration Native Plant Garden at the Eastern Sierra Visitors Center (ESVC) has grown into the 21st century! Thanks to the excellent work of Master Gardeners Ariel Bohr and Katie Rodriguez, we now have QR[1] codes, linking plants to the California Native Plant Society website, posted in the g...

If you want to draw pollinators to your yard, think of the plants for sale at the teaching nursery maintained by the UC Davis Arboretum and Public Garden. A public clearance sale will take place Thursday, May 20 through Monday, May 24, with members saving 30 percent and the public, 20 percent.

That's a fantasy! David will talk with Tom Spellman of Dave Wilson Nursery about the FACTS. There are many varieties that grow quite well here. The key is chill hours. Learn what that means by tuning in. This is the time of year to plant.

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At this time of year it pays to check any cherry trees for infestations of black aphids, Myzus cerasi. These appear most usually on the tips of the terminal shoots, but also on the spurs and they tend to prefer sweet cherry varieties over the sour ones.