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Researchers from UC Davis detail how field chemigation helps manage branched broomrape in processing tomatoes. The approach relies on precise timing informed by new tools like a growing degree day calculator. Compliance agreements allow continued production under strict management protocols.
Read more →Climate change communicator reflects on lessons learned from a conversation at the salon
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A specialist recounts how an unexpected question at a hair salon reshaped her approach to discussing climate change outside professional settings. The story highlights challenges faced during such conversations and strategies developed afterward. The article also provides context on UC Agriculture and Natural Resources' role in community education.
Read more →Mental health resources highlighted for agricultural community facing economic challenges
June 8, 2026
The University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources released an overview of mental health resources designed specifically for those working in agriculture. With rising input costs and declining incomes impacting farmers' well-being, a variety of practical guides and helplines are now being promoted throughout the farming community.
Read more →UC Davis doctoral candidate wins top student award at nematology symposium in the Netherlands
June 8, 2026
UC Davis doctoral candidate Pallavi Shakya received top honors for her presentation at an international nematology symposium held in The Netherlands earlier this month. Her award-winning talk focused on advances related to root-knot nematode genomics. Shakya's work has garnered international attention through both publications and speaking engagements.
Read more →Yellow-rumped warblers and dark-eyed juncos frequent Chico during winter months
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Yellow-rumped Warblers and Dark-eyed Juncos visit Chico each winter before migrating to higher elevations for breeding season. Birdwatchers enjoy observing these species as they forage locally until springtime departure. The UC Master Gardeners program supports local education about wildlife through its affiliation with University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources.
Read more →Home window replacement leads to unexpected challenges for local gardener
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A local gardener recounts how replacing windows unexpectedly disrupted plant care routines due to delays and logistical challenges during construction. The experience highlights broader impacts home improvement projects can have on everyday activities.
Read more →California officials respond to New World Screwworm detection in Texas calf
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California agriculture officials issued a notice after New World Screwworm was detected in a Texas calf. There are no confirmed cases in California as monitoring continues. University programs support ongoing vigilance.
Read more →Earwigs present both risks and benefits for local gardeners
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Earwigs are familiar garden insects that can cause damage but also help control pests. Local experts outline practical steps for effective management without heavy reliance on insecticides.
Read more →UC Master Gardener program graduate discusses gardening choices and local resources in Napa County
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Kevin A. Kelsey shares his experiences after graduating from Napa’s UC Master Gardener Program. He discusses how local climate zones influence plant choices while highlighting upcoming workshops and community resources.
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