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Senior entomology major Annaliese Wargin is the newly selected recipient of the UC Davis Department of Entomology and Nematology's Citation for Outstanding Performance, as well as a Department Citation for her stellar achievements in academics and research.

A group of California organic farmers is sharing information about their efforts to combine reduced tillage with the use of cover crops, which they have been planting on their vegetable farms for decades to protect soil while adding carbon and diversity to their production systems.

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In this issue: Resources regarding COVID-19 Expected Short-Term Economic Impacts to Livestock Markets Publication Corner and more!...

En este nmero: Recursos Sobre COVID-19 Evaluacin de Impactos a Corto Plazo por COVID-19 Rincn de Publicaciones y ms!...

According to AARP, an hour of gardening can reduce stress, boost bone density, and burn up to 300 calories, but if not done right, all of the bending, squatting, raking and lifting can compromise muscles and joints. AARP The Magazine, July/August 2010: Linda Melone.

"I'm a huge believer in garden therapy right now," famed chef Alice Waters told FastCompany.com reporter Aimee Rawlins. To find out how to dig in, Rawlins turned to the director of the UC Master Gardener Program Missy Gable. "Start modestly and in a way that you can manage it, Gable said.

Re-posted with permission from the UC ANR Alfalfa & Forage News: "The enemy of my enemy is my friend" holds true in entomology as well! The activity of natural enemies of pests (beneficial insects) is a key component of Integrated Pest Management in alfalfa to prevent pest resurgence and secondary p...

Hi. We've been a bit slow getting the thrips risk and TSWV updates up and running this year. We hope you are all safe and well. We also want to say thank you to everyone involved in food production and agriculture in general for keeping the food chain flowing during the COVID-19 epidemic.

In this issue: COVID-19 updates Coronaviruses in human and animal health To Fertilize or Not to Fertilize?