In this issue... Presentation Day & Fashion Revue results, Council News, Upcoming New Leader Trainings, Science & Service Day, Super Field Day and much more.
Just call it "Mining for Bees." It was not long after Robbin Thorp's talk on wild bees at the UC Davis Pollinator Gardening Workshop (hosted by the California Center for Urban Horticulture on March 15 at Giedt Hall), that lo and bee-hold: a mining bee appeared in our backyard.
Understanding & Managing Botryosphaeria and Phomopsis Canker and Blight in Walnut Field Meeting It is not suppose to rain tomorrow, so the meeting is on as scheduled!...
Colusa County Youth Poultry Fun Day April 12, 2014 9:00am-1:00pm Red Barn Feed Supply - 6722 Harrington Ave, Arbuckle CA Registration has been extended until Friday, April 4th - Mail to: Cody Murphy, P.O.
The California poppy draws lots of visitors: honey bees, bumble bees and assorted other insects. But a particular visitor we spotted March 15 on a poppy outside the UC Davis Arboretum Teaching Nursery on Garrod Drive, Davis, looked puzzling. A beetle.
Watch this prescribed burn for tumbleweed control in Colorado turn into a fiery twister dropping flaming weeds all over the place. WRIC is not responsible for cuss words or heavy metal soundtrack.
Small Animal Workshop April 12, 2014 - 9am Red Barn Feed Supply - 6722 Harrington Ave, Arbuckle CA Registration has been extended until April 4th - Mail to: Cody Murphy, P.O.
Pull up a chair and engage in a little "girl-watching." That is, honey bees heading home to their colony. Many beekeepers, especially beginning beekeepers, like to watch their worker bees--they call them "my girls"--come home. They're loaded with pollen this time of year.
Assessing water quality for Southern California agriculture typically revolves around the total salinity of the water, its total dissolved solids (TDS), and the toxic ions boron, sodium and chloride.
