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As anyone who has ever cared for livestock at a commercial scale will tell you, animal husbandry requires a wide range of skills. Ranchers must be animal behaviorists, veterinary technicians, bovine (or ovine, caprine, etc.

UPDATED MEETING DATE! Colusa Winter Almond Meeting January 17, 2019, 8:00a.m. - 11:45am Granzella's Banquet Hall, 457 - 7th Street, Williams, CA 95987 Meeting sponsored by: Farm Credit Services of Colusa-Glenn, ACA Colusa County Farm Supply 1.75 hours of PCA CE (0.5 hr Laws/Regs & 1.

Here are a few important changes happening at IT with details below: Email delivery from systems Password and login changes for UCPath Duo Enrollment We made updates this week to the way email is delivered from our systems such as Collaborative Tools, Mailing Lists and the Volunteer Management Syste...

Happy New Year! Were all settling in after the frantic activity of the holidays for a quiet winter. January is a good planning time of year. Assessing what you have for seed starting supplies, potting soil and seed varieties is always a fun way to start the excitement for the spring ahead.

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If you've been looking for that elusive first-of-the-year cabbage white butterfly in the three-county area of Sacramento, Yolo and Solano, you're in luck. Art Shapiro hasn't found it yet, and neither has anyone else. So you can keep looking.

Summary: Following the crop production season in the fall, residual soil nitrate-nitrogen (N) levels increase when N-rich residues from crops such as broccoli are incorporated into the soil.

Winter & Bloom Almond Orchard Management Considerations Early Season Irrigation: Do We know When to Start?

2019 UCCE Winter Walnut Meetings Scale Pest, Navel Orangeworm, and Flatheaded Borers Cost and Expense Considerations in a Lean Price Year Tracking Winter Irrigation Needs Updated Walnut Cost Study 2019 IPM Breakfast Meetings Growing the Valley Podcast: Walnut episodes posted!...

Weeds compete with crops for light, water, and nutrients, which can result in yield reductions. Weeds can also interfere with crop production by serving as alternate hosts for pests and pathogens, providing habitat for rodents, and impeding harvest operations, among other impacts.