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Research projects of two UC Davis Department of Entomology and Nematology faculty members, community ecologists Richard Rick Karban and Rachel Vannette and their laboratories, are showcased in the USDA's Multistate Research Fund's impact statement on "Using Chemical Ecology to Control Pests and Prot...

Authors: Surendra K.

You may have missed it during the throes of the COVID-19 pandemic, but the U.S.

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The statewide office is thrilled to introduce two new Program Coordinators that started with the UC Master Gardener Program in 2020/21. Please join us in giving them a warm welcome! Aliya Bayless Tulare and Kings Counties ambayless@ucanr.

UC ANR Climate Smart Agriculture Educator team assisted growers to win CDFA grants that reduced greenhouse gases equivalent to removing roughly 7,000 cars off the road, supporting UC ANR's public value of building climate-resilient communities and ecosystems.

"All of life is a test and we all have our challenges to meet," (Marjory Sheba). As we all know, life the past year has been crazy. And not the kind of crazy that goes through our brains when we think we see a ghost - the kind of crazy that happens when you have to live through a pandemic.

What motivated you to be a University of California Cooperative Extension San Bernardino County Master Gardener? I first heard about the Master Gardener program on a camping trip.

During the drought, your trees should come first! Because many well-maintained trees don't reach their prime until their 4th or 5th decade, it's important to keep them watered during the drought and water restrictions.

It will help control the weeds too. Watch your bearded irises bloom this month. Keep on top of pest and diseases. Put in your squash and melons. What is there already is really taking off now. Tune in for what to do In the Garden this month.