Test PB Collection: FTE

You come on a leaf with the margins munched on. It's got to be a beetle or a looper or some insect doing the damage, right? Not necessarily. It's not time to drag out the Raid. Look at the damage closely.

As a farm advisor many growers will ask, What is that in my grove- horseweed or fleabane? These two weeds have been running rampant in Southern California, as well as other parts of the state and can be seen in every cropping system imaginable.

Youve heard that millions of Californias trees have died from drought and bark beetles. Weakened by lack of water due to four consecutive years of drought, over 29 million conifers and hardwood trees were unable to fight off attacks from bark beetles and died.

California Backyard Poultry Census By: Myrna Cadena Survey based and anecdotal observations demonstrate that backyard poultry ownership is increasing nationally and in California. At the same time, California's ability to provide resources to backyard poultry owners is limited.

About thirty CASI members were treated to a fascinating discussion of some of the very innovative work that Greg Butler, Research and Development Director of the South Australian No-till Farmers Association, and the more than 500 Australian farmers who make up SANTFA are doing to be proactive and to...

Come to Range Camp at Elkus Ranch in Half Moon Bay, CA from June 19 - 24! Range Camp is a field-based educational camp offered for high school students between the ages of 15 and 18.

You can't really say that "monarch butterflies are back in the news again," because they've never really left. Thankfully! The more we know about monarch butterflies, the better we can understand them and help conserve them.

This is from the Salinas Valley Agriculture Blog. The video is a must-see--I give it FIVE stars (out of 5). Possible stocking stuffer?? New Hoe Design to help control weeds and winter cover crops in strawberries Author: Dr.

The Geospatial Innovation Facility is excited to announce that we will be offering our standard workshops series for FREE this spring to UC Berkeley students, faculty, and staff. Currently we still need to retain our pricing of $224 for all non-UC affiliates.

They answered all the questions correctly except one. And that one, they agreed, they should have known.