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From the Topics in Subtropics blog A garden can be a competitive environment. Plants and unseen microorganisms in the soil all need precious space to grow. And to gain that space, a microbe might produce and use chemicals that kill its plant competitors.

Molecular biologist Shirley Luckhart, a former UC Davis professor who joined the University of Idaho faculty and administration in 2017, has been selected to deliver the Founders' Memorial Award Lecture at Entomology 2018, the joint annual meeting of the Entomological Societies of America, Canada, a...

Heat Stress Impact on Cows.... 1 Forage Nutrient Yields............. 2 Sorghum Characteristics.......... 3 New Soils Advisor................... 4 Reducing Methane Emissions.. 5 Survey on Antibiotic Use.........

In this issue: TOTSOCE kick off Mindfulness Retreat Check out new 4-H Blog...

Recent Happenings Labor Shortage Solutions Cover Crop Considerations...

Bull Breeding Reminders Water Measurement Course Upcoming Events...

Spores are key to the success of the liverwort Spores are derived from sexual recombination, which provides the mechanism for new adaptations to the nursery and greenhouse environment. A single female reproductive structure produces thousands of spores. They are very tiny (less than 3.

Californians received bleak news last month when the state released its fourth assessment of climate change in California. The report predicts severe wildfires, more frequent and longer droughts, rising sea levels, increased flooding, coastal erosion and extreme heat.

Ever seen a mantidfly, also called a mantisfly? Bohart Museum of Entomology associate John De Benedictis, aka "Moth Man," brought a mantidfly, an insect that's parasitic to spiders, to the museum on Tuesday.

Class Forming Now! Monday nights starting October 8th, 6:00pm to 8:00pm See flier attached for links to syllabus and registration...