Agriculture

Please mark your calendars for a May 9th, 2024 field day at the UC Davis Department of Plant Sciences Field Facility. Program will start in the morning and include lunch with presentations on small grain variety development and agronomic management of small grain crops.

UC COOPERATIVE EXTENSION FIELD DAY Cool Season Cropping Systems in the San Joaquin Valley 4/18/2024 9:45 AM 12:30 PM Location: Westside Research and Extension Center 17353 W Oakland Ave, Five Points, CA 93624 CEU (available): CCA: 0.5 SWM, 0.5 IPM, & 1.0 CM CDFA INMP: 0.5 N Mgmt. & 1.0 Irrig.

We have several outstanding workshops coming up in the next three weeks! Contact me at dmacon@ucanr.edu or (530) 889-7385 for more information! Livestock Health & Wildfire Webinar (Thursday, March 28 - 6:00pm-7:30pm) - Virtual: Join Extension Veterinarians Dr. Gaby Maier, Dr. Rosie Busch, and Dr.

En un mundo donde las fronteras a menudo se definen por lneas en mapas, la historia de Leticia D. Christian destaca por su determinacin inquebrantable que desafa tanto las fronteras fsicas como las profesionales.

La Fundacin para la Investigacin de la Agricultura Orgnica (OFRF por sus siglas en ingls) se complace en anunciar un nuevo curso asncrono en lnea que cubre la importancia de la salud del suelo para la produccin agrcola.

Rara vez la poblacin se toma un momento para reflexionar sobre la magnitud de la agricultura, un pilar fundamental que ha impulsado la economa de California durante ms de un siglo.

En el vibrante mundo de la comunicacin agrcola, surge una figura destacada: Linda Forbes. Como directora de comunicacin de la Divisin de Agricultura y Recursos Naturales de la Universidad de California (UC ANR), su labor es transmitir el impacto y el valor de la investigacin en todo el estado.

Congratulations again to the recipients of the 2024 UC Davis Academic Senate and Academic Federation awards.

General situation Winter rainfall accumulations and average temperatures in the Sacramento Valley this year are looking similar to the long-term averages. The drying wind and higher temperatures last week mean our first tomatoes are going into the ground this week.

By Jules Bernstein | Photo by Stan Lim, UCR News https://news.ucr.