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This year I've found a new favorite plant. Going to the plant sale at the UCDavis arboretum sale last year, I found something called Tweedia (Tweedia caerulea) with bright blue flowers that just shouted out Pick me as I was looking around at all the goodies for sale.

Announcements Hot Topics Aphids Marlahan mustard or Dyer's woad Drought Research Updates 2020 Nitrogen Fertilizer Management in small grains Scott Valley Alfalfa Variety Trial Future Research MESA/LESA/MDI irrigation systems Social Media New Siskiyou County Livestock & Natural Resources Advisor...

Hello all, Please find the attached document to provide the previous weeks estimated water use report in terms of evapotranspiration for almonds, peaches, walnuts, established vineyard, alfalfa, and pasture in Stanislaus County.

By Kate Armstrong in University Kate Armstrong is a communication major working as a fellow in the UC Davis Office of Strategic Communications. Spring Quarter Snapshot Rice Research Continues While much of the world has stopped, the plants keep on growing.

Continuing our focus on select species of Eriogonum (wild buckwheat), this week's discussion features California buckwheat (E. fasciculatum). First, here is a quick review of characteristics common to all of California's wild buckwheats.

Note: A version of this article originally appeared in the July 2020 edition of my New Foothill Rancher newsletter.

Every Tuesday during the month of August, UC ANR leaders will be hosting two-hour online meetings to share their draft 5-year goals and get your input into the ANR Strategic Plan Refresh 2020-2025.

This week, in response to a trend of increasing COVID-19 cases and potential strains on hospital capacity in many areas of the state, Governor Newsom ordered that certain business sectors and activities must scale back their operations.

NCPN provides high quality asexually propagated plant material tested for targeted plant pathogens and pests to protect the environment and ensure the global competitiveness of specialty crop producers.

When I began gardening, many moons ago, I had no idea what I was getting myself into. I had this idealized picture in my head of what gardening was all about. A picture of a smiling woman, straw hat on her head, garden trowel in hand, a cute little apron tied around her waist.