Water and Drought Information | Experts Updated ranch/rangeland management information Livestock and range in Sonoma County/north coast Drought survival workshop for ranchers - video from 1/29/14 ...

This last year of unpredictable weather of up and down temps, hot and cold, some rain and dry weather, did not bode well for this gardener and maybe not for others. In my neck of the woods of the San ...

Lady beetles (known more commonly as ladybugs) are often sold in nurseries and garden centers to control aphids. But will releasing them actually solve your pest problem, and if so, how can you ...

One of the amusements a garden can provide is watching the birds, bees, butterflies and other critters drawn to it. Most of us have seen honeybees flying from flower to flower, sipping nectar or ...

UC Berkeley's Blodgett Forest Research Station is the home of an ongoing, 20-year study investigating the impacts of prescribed fire and resoration thinning on forest health and wildfire risk in the ...

If you see someone scrutinizing the trash at your local park, it could be urban ecologist Monica Palta. Fear not, you're just witnessing science in action. “It's basically trash archeology in a way,” ...

January to February: Thrips populations were above average compared to prior sampling years (Figure 2). March to May: Thrips populations were low, similar to prior years (Figure 2). June to November: ...

About the Event Take this class to learn how to redo your landscape with drip irrigation and water wise plants, including California native plants!

If you’ve been gardening in Alameda County for a while, you’ve probably noticed “new normals”: more warm nights, more heat spikes, and winter weather that can feel less reliably cold. Those shifts ...

“Building resilient grapevine systems for extreme and variable weather conditions in the Central Valley” will be held June 8 in Stockton. Workshops set for June 8 in Stockton, in June 9 Modesto and ...

About the Event The Farmer’s Market is open to the public every Saturday morning from 7:30 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. UCCE Master Gardeners of Tuolumne will host an information table.

After more than a century of fire suppression in California’s forests, mounting evidence shows that frequent fire — through practices like prescribed fire or Indigenous cultural burning — can improve ...