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Those of you familiar with my program of research and extension are aware of my rising interest in developing a protocol for consistent treatment separation in Botrytis gray mold fungicide work.

Nerium oleander Planting Zone: Sunset zones 8-16, 18-23; USDA 8-10 Size: 8-12 feet tall and wide. However, plants can be as small as 3-4 feet or as tall as 20 feet. Bloom Season: May or June to October Exposure: Most varieties thrive in heat and strong light, even reflected heat from pavement.

Cuando los productores estn considerando desempear un nuevo cultivo, y piensan en sus gastos y ingresos, estimaciones de costos de la Universidad de California pueden ayudar.

Breaking news and a well-deserved honor: Insect chemical ecologist Walter Leal, a distinguished professor at the University of California Davis, has just been selected to deliver the Founders' Memorial Award Lecture at the Entomological Society of America (ESA) meeting, to be held Nov. 17-20 in St.

4-H Still Exhibits Fair, April 13, 2019 Club Reports Event Results State Opportunities Tractor Supply Clover Campaign, through April 7 and more!...

Please join California Naturalist in extending a warm welcome to our newest team member, Eliot Freutel! Eliot joined us last month as the new Community Education Specialist in Southern California. He is based at UCCE Los Angeles County in Alhambra. Eliot received his B.A.

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UC Cooperative Extension is hosting a sudden oak death bioblitz April 25-28 in Northern California, in which a corps of volunteers will fan out across the wildland areas to track the progression of the devastating disease, reported Derek Moore in the Santa Rosa Press Democrat.

The key word is INTEGRATED. Use the least toxic methods to control weeds in the home garden. Next, learn about one of the strangest plants you can find. They are called Staghorn Ferns! Dr.

The Bohart Museum of Entomology and the Hagen-Dazs Honey Bee Haven, both part of the UC Davis Department of Entomology and Nematology, will participate in the UC Davis Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work (TODS) Day on Thursday, April 25.