2009

• » Fungus research helps sustain San Joaquin Valley Pima cotton industry
• » Research Proves Nitrogen Deposition Harms Native Plants
• » Vegetable growers helped with damaging thrips-vectored viruses

2008

• » Connecting youth with natural resource management
• » Factors and Practices that Influence Livestock Distribution
• » Garden tour provides great educational opportunity
• » Inmates dig their way to new careers in horticulture
• » Strategic Supplement Placement Changes Beef Cow Distribution
• » Wildfire education and outreach: Helping the San Diego community

2007

• » Controlling medusahead with intensive grazing
• » Controlling olive fruit fly on oil olives
• » Cucurbit yellow stunting disorder: A new disease in California
• » Oakdale Livestock Forum
• » Organic olive production short course and manual
• » UCCE Helps Growers of Ornamental Eucalyptus Ravaged by an Invasive Pest
• » Water quality and continued grazing can coexist at Pardee Reservior

2006

• » Teamwork Controls Major Pest in Avocado
• » UCCE leads formation of Tuolumne County Resource Conservation District

2003

• » An Alternative to Honey Bees for Pollination
• » Biological Control Offers Control of Eucalyptus Pest
• » Biological Control Research Helps Address New Avocado Pests
• » Controlling Invasive and Noxious Weeds Through a Weed Management Area
• » High Temperature Solarization Rids Soil of Pests
• » New Bait Technology Controls Ants in Urban, Agricultural Environments
• » New Virus Disease in Melons and Squash Is Identified and Described
• » Providing the Tools to Manage Yellow Starthistle
• » Reflective Mulch Enables Fall Vegetable Production Without Pesticides
• » Taxonomy of Parasitoids Aids Biological Control