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Avocado Irrigation Workshop September 3(Tuesday), 2024 1:00 4:00 P.M. San Diego Farm Bureau 420 S Broadway, Escondido, CA 92025 Workshop registration link: Registration 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.

View Complete Calendar | Return to What Are the UC Ag Experts Talking About? Date: September 4, 2024 Time: 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM Contact: Cheryl Reynolds, creynolds@ucanr.edu Sponsor: UC Ag Experts Talk In this webinar, Dr.

Los productores de zarzamoras de la costa central de California podrn calcular el costo y potencial rendimiento de sus cultivos, gracias a un nuevo estudio que dieron a conocer recientemente investigadores de la Universidad de California.

El orujo de uvas ayuda tambin mejora la eficiencia del alimento y la calidad de la leche Investigadores de la Universidad de California en Davis alimentaron a vacas con una mezcla de alfalfa y orujo de uvas fresco y observaron que las emisiones de metano producidas por el ganado se redujeron en un 1...

Talk about flower power. When you walk through the UC Davis Bee Haven, a half-acre garden on Bee Biology Road, west of the central campus, you'll see bees and other pollinators foraging on a pink floribunda rose cultivar, Nearly Wild.

Los extremos climticos como las olas de calor, sequa e inundaciones estn impactando significativamente a la agricultura y economa en general del estado y la industria agrcola necesita encontrar las estrategias necesarias para hacer frente a las dos situaciones si desea sobrevivir en el futuro, asegu...

! Hosted by: VCAILG Date: August 29th and 30th Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm both days Description: Growers are invited to participate in this 6-hour training to acquire the credentials needed to develop self-certified Irrigation and Nutrient Management Plan (INMP) for their farms.

NRCS Resources for Urban Growers Author: Annie Edwards, Urban Conservationist Author: Catherine de la Pea, Soil Conservationis Are you an urban grower looking to improve the sustainability of your farm?

This time of year we're thinking of noted cotton entomologist Thomas Frances Leigh (1923-1993) an international authority on the biology, ecology and management of arthropod pests affecting cotton production.

Before moving to California about a decade ago, I lived in Tucson, Arizona. Although my new home in Woodland is rightfully known as the Food Front, thanks to the fertile farmland that surrounds it, Tucson also has a highly regarded relationship with food.