Agriculture

The beetles are coming! The beetles are coming! From boring beetles to burying beetles...and beetles from Belize and more... And you're invited. The Bohart Museum of Entomology is hosting an open house, themed "Beetles," from 1 to 4 p.m., Sunday, Jan.

Richard Smith1, Eric Brennan2, JP Dundore Arias3, Daniel Geisseler4, Peter Henry2, Danyal Kasapligil5, Nicholas LeBlanc2, Karen Lowell6, Jeff Mitchell4, Joji Muramoto7, Radomir Schmidt4, Kate Scow4 and Yu-Chen Wang1 1 UCCE Monterey; 2 USDA ARS, Salinas; 3 CSU, Monterey Bay; 4 UC Davis; 5 De La...

PROPOSED LABEL CHANGES The US EPA has proposed a series of dramatic changes to rodenticide labels which will significantly change how rodenticides are used in alfalfa, pasture, and many other crops (orchardes, vineyards).

U.S. EPA proposed changes to rodenticide labels for agricultural use: opportunity for public comment Roger A.

Un mejor acceso a la atencin mdica y a los programas de redes de seguridad ayudara a este grupo de trabajadores esenciales. La pandemia del CORONAVIRUS-19 cambi literalmente nuestra forma de vida. Paraliz por das toda actividad comercial, industrial, educativa y recreativa.

The late Jackie Gleason wasn't thinking about honey when he coined the catchphrase, "How Sweet It Is." But sometimes folks associate "sweet" with honey.

Searchable database of growers experienced in growing cover crops launched Growers are invited to tour orchards and vineyards and hear from other growers about their experiences with cover crops.

If the citrus fruit has a swollen stem end, it's called "sheepnose" and it's a swollen nipple or blossom end, it's also called "sheepnose". A swollen nipple is much more common. The fruit also tends to be coarse and the skin thick.

Si hay algn alimento que aade un sabor nico a las comidas es, sin duda, la cebolla, y si no est muy convencido, intente comer un taco o pico de gallo sin cebolla y enseguida extraar el dulce y crujiente sabor de este condimento.

This odd pattern that has shown up on polyethylene irrigation tubing was sent in by an observant Santa Paula grower. The fruit trees were covered with aphids and there was sooty mold growing on the honey dew dripping onto the tubing.