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Mulch and Avocado Root Rot and Gibberellic Acid Too!

Topics in Subtropics

Check out the pollen on this black-tailed bumble bee, Bombus melanopygus, nectaring on manzanita, as photographed by Kim Chacon, UC Davis doctoral candidate on Jan. 10. for Bug Squad Blog

Drum Roll...First Bumble Bee of the Year!

photos by Karen Metz for Under the Solano Sun Blog

Linn County Master Gardeners-Trip 2

Under the Solano Sun

IMG 5019 for Hopland REC Blog

HREC Youth Volunteers Support Oak Research

Elisabeth Watkins, winner of the 2019 4-H Youth in Action Award for Healthy Living, mentoring younger 4-H member on a cooking project. for Healthy Communities Blog Blog

4-H members recognized for healthy living and agriculture

Healthy Communities Blog

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Spring Vegetable Gardening Class on February 7, 2019!

The Stanislaus Sprout

Grace Jones: 1951-2019 for Entomology & Nematology News Blog

Grace Jones: 1951-2019

Entomology & Nematology News

Elisabeth Watkins, 2019 Youth in Action Winner in Healthy Living for California 4-H Grown Blog

4-H'ers Recognized for Healthy Living and Agriculture

California 4-H Grown

Zoey Onion 5 months after harvest for The Backyard Gardener Blog

Know Your Onions Part 2

The Backyard Gardener

Cherimoya for UC ANR South Coast REC Field Events, Workshops, and Extension Blog

The importance of tasting evaluations..

UC ANR South Coast REC Field Events, Workshops, and Extension

“Beyond chemicals, people are desperate for another way to fight weeds and electricity is back on the agenda,” says Andrew Diprose. © Chris Bennett for UC Weed Science Blog

Old Sparky: Could Electricity Be Farming’s New Weed Killer?

UC Weed Science

Phytophthora root rot infection can be avoided with good management practices addressing soil sanitation. Here, the pot is removed to see discolored and rotten roots. for Nursery and Flower Grower Blog

Contaminated Soil and Growing Media Are Primary Sources of Root Pathogens and Must Be Managed

Nursery and Flower Grower

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