Test PB Collection: FTE

Meet the competitors. In this corner, meet Mr. Teddy Bear. He's a blond, green-eyed carpenter bee, Xylocopa varipuncta, a native, and one of three species of carpenter bees commonly found from northern to southern California to western New Mexico. In the other corner, meet Mr. Bodyslam.

UC CalFresh has an immense impact on the well being of local communities and is a valuable resource to in the Central Valley of California. My two week rotation offered many hands-on learning experiences that deepened my appreciation for and enhanced my skill set in nutrition education.

Early Walnut Tree Training and How to Use a Pressure Chamber for Irrigation scheduling Workshop IPM Meetings Walnut Production Short Course Walnut Orchard Management - June through August Early Walnut Tree Leaf symptoms of overwatering walnut trees Growing the Valley Podcast...

Hello 4-H Families, A few quick updates for June coming your way! Leaders Workshop - June 16th (Saturday) - Flier attached with more details 4-H Council Meeting on June 21st, 6:45 pm at Aptos Grange - Voting on 2018-19 council budget and calendar 4-H enrollment will open on July 1st - Leaders will b...

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Is that song running through your head yet? I call these the Big Four: Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme. Easy to grow in our area (southern California), common to find in pots, and tasty in recipes. They can be beautiful in the garden or pot.

Summer Pruning Fruit Trees By Leonard Cicerello UCCE Master Gardener I just purchased my first fruit tree and I read about pruning fruit trees in summer. Is this advisable? Samantha T. Paso Robles Take time to inspect your fruit trees thoroughly during the summer and identify areas for improvement.

Soil compaction is often a problem in field crop production and occurs when soil particles are pressed together, reducing available pore space for air and water. About half the soil volume is composed of particles, the other half is soil pores.

June IPM Breakfast Meeting Glenn County Friday, June 15th, 2018, 7:30am 9:00am Join University of California Cooperative Extension (UCCE) Area IPM and Farm Advisors to discuss current pest management and production issues.

Authors: Tunyalee Martin and Cheryl Wilen Italian White Snail Slowly Becoming an Invasive Pest (Again) Sometimes an invasive pest takes a while to become invasive.