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The 8th International IPM Symposium to be held March 23-26,2015 in Salt Lake City, UT is approaching. Thank you to those of you who have already registered for the meeting. Don't miss the opportunity to hear plenary talks from: Dr.

CASI invites you to take part in a very interesting field educational event this Thursday, February 26th, at one of the fields of Danny Ramos and Jonathan Guido of Lucero Farms just south of Hwy 152 about midway between Los Banos and Chowchilla.

Hi all, Our gis.berkeley.edu website had to be taken down. Information on the GIST Minor and Graduate Certificate can be found here: Graduate Certificate in Geographic Information Science and Technology - http://ourenvironment.berkeley.

Ever been to a Farmer's Market and picked up a jar of honey advertised as "organic?" Is it organic? And if you're a beekeeper, has a consumer ever asked you if your honey is organic? How do you know?

Start and Stop Frost Protection Sprinklers based on Wet Bulb Temperatures and charts included in this email.

Some call it tip burn which is often what you see on an avocado as it goes into flowering. The areas where avocado are grown typically have a lot of salts in the water, but also specific salts like sodium and chloride.

From Sean's IGIS workshops this week. Base Layers State of California Geoportal http://portal.gis.ca.gov/geoportal/catalog/main/home.page National Data Clearinghouse at Data.gov https://catalog.data.

May is a few months away, but already there's strong interest in the line-up of speakers at the UC Davis Bee Symposium, set Saturday, May 9 in the UC Davis Conference Center. The theme? "Keeping Bees Healthy." An excellent topic.

Looks like the water situation this year will be a repeat of last year. Here is a video published last year regarding water use in rice and ways to improve water management.

Pop quiz. Today's post is a) long, b) recycled from another use, c) of high interest due to current weather conditions, or d) all of the above? The correct answer, I think, is "D" all of the above.