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Early View
November 04, 2024 PDT
For California perennial crops facing climate change, water use stays stable
while planting density increases
Molly SearsKaren M. JetterEtaferahu Takele
We can gain more insight about trends in water use for perennial crops when we
also consider changes over time in planting density.
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November 06, 2024 PDT
When “new” crops are not really new: California Indigenous communities and
research and commercialization of elderberry
Sonja BrodtSabine TalaugonGwenael Engelskirchen

Relationships of Indigenous people with the land and its plants need to be
considered by non-Indigenous researchers and farmers working with native species
that hold cultural significance for Indigenous communities.

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Early View
August 09, 2024 PDT
Monensin supplementation increases weight gain in stocker steers, but higher
doses reduce essential mineral intake
Gabriele MaierTanapon SukkankahJosh DavyLarry ForeroBerit BangouraMatthew
TorcalSharif Aly

Monensin in mineral supplements increases steer weight, but higher doses lead to
reduced mineral intake.

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News
August 06, 2024 PDT
El Agroturismo: Una nueva oportunidad para las pequeñas granjas de California
Diana Cervantes

El agroturismo, una tendencia en crecimiento en California, ofrece a los
visitantes la oportunidad de experimentar la vida rural y agrícola de primera
mano.

News
August 06, 2024 PDT
4-H, Boys and Girls Club, UCCE partner to inspire Orange County kids
Saoimanu Sope

4-H in Orange County hosted kids from the Boys and Girls Club of Garden Grove
for a day of learning and exploration at South Coast REC.

News
August 06, 2024 PDT
UC SAREP helps boost food access, workforce development in Plumas County
Linda Forbes

Lost Sierra Food Project increases rural food access and provides workforce
development and farm education opportunities while serving as a key community
gathering place.

Early View
June 28, 2024 PDT
Promoting higher levels of immunity from colostrum among calves on organic dairy
farms
Munashe ChigerweHannah M. LaurenceMaire C. RayburnBetsy M. Karle

Calves raised on organic dairy farms achieve lower levels of immunity from
colostrum compared to those raised on conventional farms.

Abstract
Research Article
June 26, 2024 PDT
Field evaluations of biodegradable boric acid hydrogel baits for the control of
Argentine ants: Promising results in vineyards and citrus orchards
Benning LeKathleen CampbellHoeun ParkShu-Ping TsengRaju PandeyGregory S.
SimmonsRuth HendersonCarmen GispertMichael K. RustChow-Yang LeeRoghaiyeh
KarimzadehYong-Lak ParkDong-Hwan Choe

Boric acid hydrogel baits help control Argentine ants and associated
honeydew-producing hemipterans in vineyards and citrus orchards.

Abstract
Research Article
June 24, 2024 PDT
Optimal timing for fava bean planting, pod harvesting, and termination in
Northern California
Kyle BrasierMargaret Smither-KopperlValerie BullardShawn VueChristopher
BernauHossein Zakeri

As fava bean grows in popularity as a vegetable and cover crop, optimal
harvesting options depend on consumer demand and available labor.

Abstract
Research Article
June 03, 2024 PDT
Setting research and extension priorities for agronomic crops in California
Jessica KanterMichelle Leinfelder-MilesNicholas ClarkMark E. LundyVikram
KoundinyaRachael LongSarah E. LightWhitney B. Brim-DeForestBruce LinquistDaniel
PutnamRobert B. HutmacherCameron M. Pittelkow

Survey shows farmers would like more attention directed to testing new products,
soil health management, and water conservation and storage.

Abstract
Research Article
May 09, 2024 PDT
Using prescribed fires in young forests: A pyrosilvicultural approach
Hunter NobleRobert A. York

Prescribed burns can mitigate wildfires’ impacts, and pre-fire treatments as
part of a pyrosilviculture regime can facilitate prescribed burning in young
stands.

Abstract
Research Article
May 01, 2024 PDT
No-tillage, surface residue retention, and cover crops improved San Joaquin
Valley soil health in the long term
Jeffrey P. MitchellShannon B. CappellazziRad SchmidtJessica ChiartasAnil
ShresthaDon ReicoskyHoward FerrisXiaoke ZhangTeamrat A. GhezzeheiSamuel
ArayaCourtland KellySteven J. FonteSarah E. LightGarrett LilesTom WilleyRobert
RoyMonte BottensCary CrumWilliam R. HorwathGeoffrey M. KochKate M. Scow

The use of conservation agriculture practices in combination improves soil
health, including soil stability and water retention.

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