University of California
Agriculture and Natural Resources
UC scientists continue the quest for alternatives to chemical fumigation
With increasing regulations on soil fumigants and decreasing availability of those that are most effective, UC agricultural scientists have been working on hundreds of research projects to find new alternatives.
Calendar
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May 16, 2012
Invasive Zebra and Quagga Mussel Workshop-Stockton Area - Solano County -
May 16, 2012
Cherry Field Meeting: Rootstock & training system trial - Sacramento County -
May 16, 2012
Open House Nutrition Booth at Rock Creek - Let's Eat Healthy! -
May 17, 2012
Invasive Zebra and Quagga Mussel Workshop-Fairfield - Solano County -
May 18, 2012
Herbs and Salad Greens on your Patio - Marin Master Gardeners - View More
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University of California Cooperative Extension employees, who coordinate most of the sudden oak death-related research and monitoring in Northern California, got a surprise in the spring of 2010,...
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Growers, dairy operators, agency representatives, agricultural commissioners, policymakers and other community members will gather for half-day forums in June to discuss management of agricultural...
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Huanglongbing disease, one of the most devastating diseases of citrus, was detected in a backyard citrus tree in Los Angeles County. UC Agriculture and Natural Resources is working to control Asian citrus psyllid, which can transmit the bacterium that causes the disease. |
