Apr 8, 2024
UCCE Salesforce integration with version 11.x and above. It also supports PCCE version 11.x
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UCCE Salesforce integration with version 11.x and above. It also supports PCCE version 11.x
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January and February are a great time to do dormant spraying and winter pruning on many deciduous (I.e. leafless) trees, especially fruit trees! âBut what do I spray and prune, and when? And how?!â Itâs best to seek out variety-specific and regionally appropriate information. You donât prune a grape vine the same way you would a peach tree. We are always happy to help guide you, using our favorite resources. Look for books and ebooks by Sunset Publishing (including used copies) and University of California. There is also a wealth of information online. Try including âUCâ in your variety-specific searches for University of California resources. For example, try âUC + Peach tree sprayingâ or âUC + pruning Japanese mapleâ, etc. and you are bound to get trusted university-guided information, including short, printable handouts you can take with you to the nursery. Many of these handouts are geared toward home gardeners! Try some searches where you include the word âSacramentoâ as well, since not all UC information is geared toward the Central Valley. âUC + Sacramentoâ will likely take you to UCCE (University of California Cooperative Extension) Master Gardeners of Sacramento, which is one of the best resources for a Sacramento gardener. The Sacramento chapter is not on Instagram, but they do have a website and YouTube channel. Check it out! Go to sacmg.ucanr.edu <<â đżđ #ucce #ucmastergardenerssacramento #ucipm #plantfoundry #ucdalumni (at Plant Foundry Nursery & Store) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnuaN8lpLIk/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Working Together: Relieving Pressure on Increasing Complexity of Research
Working Together: Relieving Pressure on Increasing Complexity of Research
The California Walnut Board (CWB) is one of three groupsthat is helping to relieve some of the pressure facing UC Cooperative Extension advisors who conduct essential research for the industry. CWB Research Director Joe Grant said advisors are covering more ground and crops these days and can be spread pretty thin. He noted with continuing regulation changes that limit tools for growers;âŚ
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Participating in Agricultural Meetings Creates Long-Term Benefits
Participating in Agricultural Meetings Creates Long-Term Benefits
UC ANRâs Potato Field Day in 2018
Attending various agricultural meetings and engaging in the discussion can seem tedious for farmers and ranchers, but it is a critical component to the long-term success of the agricultural industry. Workshops, seminars, field days, conferences, and other similar events focusing on topics affecting agriculture all play a vital role in keeping the overallâŚ
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Growers Needed for Powdery Mildew Research in Vineyards
Growers Needed for Powdery Mildew Research in Vineyards
UC Cooperative Extensionis looking for grape growers statewide to help with a study looking at the powdery mildew population to help better understand how and where resistance is developing. The hope is to establish an annual rotation plan to help mitigate resistance. âWhat we want to do is to track the resistance that is developing in powdery mildew,â said Gabriel Torres, Viticulture FarmâŚ
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Climate-Smart Agriculture Assistance Available Through UCCE
Climate-Smart Agriculture Assistance Available Through UCCE
With so many different practices that can be considered climate-smart agriculture, it can be challenging for growers to determine the best course of action when contemplating different approaches. UC Cooperative Extension Community (UCCE) can provide assistance with the selection and implementation of different farming practices. UCCE can also help with the application process for variousâŚ
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UCCE Webinars Offered During Invasive Species Action Week
UCCE Webinars Offered During Invasive Species Action Week
Courtesy California Fish & Wildlife
Beginning on June 3, UC Cooperative Extension (UCCE) will be offering a series of free lunchtime webinars to highlight Invasive Species Action Week. The webinar series is being made possible through the cooperation of the California Invasive Plant Council and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
The series will kick-off on Monday, June 3, withâŚ
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UCCE to be a Leader in Climate Change Awareness and Education
UCCE to be a Leader in Climate Change Awareness and Education
Although individual extreme weather events cannot yet be reliably linked to global climate change, the warming planet may be contributing to recent weather disasters in California. Across the state, 129 million trees died as a result of the drought of 2011-2016, many of them in the Sierra Nevada. Last fall, the worst wildfires in the stateâs history whipped through wildland areas andâŚ
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