The U.C. Cooperative Extension Farm Advisors have combined to publish this quarterly combined newsletter. It will emphasize citrus and avocado, but will also discuss the minor subtropicals.
The Positive Points Systems for Citrus: What is it and Why Should a Grower Get Involved Getting Horseweed and Hairy Fleabane Back Under Control in Central California A Comparison of the New "Sequoia" Fig Cultivar A Celebration of Agricultural Research&Extension...
Irrigation on Slopes Pollination & Seeding of Clementines Weed Control Practices and Costs Farm Mapping Calculating Value of Tree Loss Nick Sakovich Retires USDA Emergency Loans for Fire Losses Educational Opportunities...
Avocado Research in Ventura County Laurel Wilt Disease Conference and Tour in Florida and Georgia Managing Insecticide Resistance will be Key to the Future of Effective Citrus Pest Management Smart Sprayers Make Sense...
Citrus Research Growers' Seminars 2006 Dry Rot in Citrus Earwigs Flying Under the Radar of Many Citrus Pest Control Advisors New Tools Available for Spider Mite Management in 2006 Product Testing...
Citrus Fall Tissue Sampling Invasive species Avocado Planting Holes Production Quiz Puncture Vine Avocado Rootstocks Charlie Coggins Scholarship Fund...
Liquid-Sugar Ant Bait Stations are Nearing Registration for Agriculture Huanglongbing, Citrus Greening: Preparing For the Future Citrus Herbicide Charts&Tables Kurt Hembree/Farm Advisor, Fresno County Bear Citrus Thrips Resistance in Mind When Deciding Whether&How to Treat in 2006...
New Registration for the Biocontrol Plantshield HC Against Hyphoderma Gummosis of Citrus Atmometers for Irrigation Management Asian Citrus Psyllid has Arrived in San Diego County...
Management of Banks Grass Mite in Dates UC Riverside Citrus Variety Collection Diapres Root Weevil Infestations Found in Southern California a Recent Exotic Pest Invasion Diaprepes Quarantine Details...
