Helpful Tips for Fighting Bindweed
Multiple Herbicides Can Help with Management By Mikenzi Meyers, Associate Editor Field bindweed is continuing to inconvenience farmers and ranchers. …
Category Archives: University of California, Division of Agricultural and Natural Resources
ACP Control Protocols At World Ag Expo Feb. 13
World Ag Expo Seminar: Asian Citrus Psyllid and Huanglongbing – Regulatory Compliance Update and Treatment Protocol News Release If you’re …
Pests and Diseases Cause Worldwide Damage to Crops
Pests and Pathogens Place Global Burden on Major Food Crops By Pam Kan-Rice, UC Agriculture & Natural Resources Scientists survey …
Healthy Soils Initiative Looks at Cover Crops
Cover Crops Between Annual Veg Crops Studied By Patrick Cavanaugh, Editor Research is under way to determine if using cover …
Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus Fights Back
New Strain Creates Challenges By Mikenzi Meyers, Associate Editor A new strain of the Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus has created …
Jeff Mitchell: Conservation No-Till Is One Option For Water Conservation
Jeff Mitchell Has Devoted Career to Conservation No-Till By Patrick Cavanaugh, Editor Jeff Mitchell is a Cropping Systems Specialist at …
Tea: More Than Just a Drink
Rich American History Around Tea By Mikenzi Meyers, Associate Editor As the weather starts to get colder in California, nothing …
Sorghum Not Well Known in the U.S.
Sorghum Used in Different Ways in the World By Mikenzi Meyers, Associate Editor The Kearney Ag Research and Extension Center …
Drought Tolerant Sorghum in CA
California Ideal for Drough Research By Jessica Theisman, Associate Editor Research is being done on drought tolerance and sorghum. California …
Preventing the Spread of ACP
Valley Citrus Growers Continue Vigilance By Jessica Theisman, Associate Editor The spread of Asian Citrus Psyllid (ACP) continues to be …
