B-roll video for download

Below are links to B-roll for use by the news media in publicizing the Asian citrus psyllid/huanglongbing crisis in California. To download the B-roll, click the thumbnail. When the video comes up, right click and select "save video as." If you have questions, please contact Jeannette Warnert at (559) 240-9850.

Link	Description	Length
Click picture to download video.	Californians can do their part to protect citrus from Asian citrus psyllid and huanglongbing disease by inspecting the news growth on citrus for signs of Asian citrus psyllid.	:17
Click picture to download video.	Many residences in California have citrus trees in the landscape.	:10
Click picture to download video.	Mark Hoddle, UC Cooperative Extension biological control specialist, left, and Beth Grafton-Cardwell, UCCE citrus entomologist.	:11
Click picture to download video.	Farmers need to inspect their trees for signs of Asian citrus psyllid.	:09
Click picture to download video.	California citrus production is a $1.5 billion industry.	:16
Click picture to download video.	Farmers may need to treat commercial trees to control Asian citrus psyllid. UC Agriculture and Natural Resources provides information on http://ucanr.edu/acp	:19
Click picture to download video.	Another angle showing a spray rig treating citrus trees.	:13
Click picture to download video.	Pesticides may be necessary for controlling Asian citrus psyllid in home landscapes.	:10
Click picture to download video.	Always read the label before using any pesticide.	:08
Click picture to download video.	Fresh oranges are a portable food.	:11
Click picture to download video.	A young girl eats a healthy snack.	:12
Click picture to download video.	Seniors enjoy fresh orange juice.	:13