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Oki July-September 2008 Full-text HTML \| PDF Public work projects cultivate youth in workforce development programs by David Campbell, Jean Lamming, Cathy Lemp, Ann Brosnahan, Carole Paterson, John Pusey January-March 2008 Full-text HTML \| PDF Regulators and researchers seek innovative water-quality solutions by Robin Meadows October-December 2007 Full-text HTML \| PDF To our readers Editors July-September 2007 Full-text HTML \| PDF Master gardener enjoys Cal Ag by Patty Mohar July-September 2007 Full-text HTML \| PDF 2007 freeze: UV could cast new light on citrus damage by Celeste Durant April-June 2007 Full-text HTML \| PDF Frost-damaged plants may need pruning, but wait until spring by Jeannette Warnert April-June 2007 Full-text HTML \| PDF Labor costs may be reduced … by Theodore M DeJong, R. Scott Johnson, James F Doyle, David Ramming April-June 2005 Full-text HTML \| PDF Food Quality Protection Act launches search for pest management alternatives by Robert A. 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Miller July-August 1993 Full-text HTML \| PDF Growing a world class institution by Ann Foley Scheuring July-August 1993 Full-text HTML \| PDF IPM reduces pesticide use in the nursery by Mary Louise Flint, Steve H. Dreistadt, Ellen M. Zagory, Robin Rosetta July-August 1993 Full-text HTML \| PDF Researchers take a look at the versatile L.: wanton weed and/or golf turf? by Lin Wu, James A. Harding, Maurizio Borgonovo, M. Ali Harivandi May-June 1992 Full-text HTML \| PDF Plant quarantines: domestic strategies yield to international policies by Dorthea Zadig January-February 1992 Full-text HTML \| PDF Environmental horticulture: “Growth” industry in California by Dennis R. Pittenger, Victor A. Gibeault, Steve T. Cockerham May-June 1991 Full-text HTML \| PDF Easter lilies grow taller at closer spacing by Harry C. Kohl, R. L. Nelson September 1966 Full-text HTML \| PDF Albinism in citrus seedlings: Nongenetic absence or deficiency of chlorophyll in seedlings prevented by treating freshly extracted seeds with fungicide by George F. Ryan March 1958 Full-text HTML \| PDF Plugs to change turf: Differential fertilization proves helpful in establishing grasses by Vernon T. Stoutemyer February 1954 Full-text HTML \| PDF Grass combinations for turfs: Mixtures of cool season grasses with Bermuda grass show promise for year round lawns resistant to weeds by Vernon T. Stoutemyer December 1953 Full-text HTML \| PDF Bermuda-bentgrass mixture: Grass combination resistant to heavy pedestrian traffic sought for use in public parks and recreational areas by Vernon T. Stoutemyer November 1953 Full-text HTML \| PDF Report of long-term research on the avocado: Studies on alternate bearing, varieties, rootstock, propagation and storage by Division of Subtropical Horticulture by Robert W. 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UC pistachio cultivars show improved nut quality and are ready for harvest earlier than ‘Kerman’

by Craig E. Kallsen, Dan E. Parfitt, Joseph Maranto

April-June 2020
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To build a walled garden

by Lucien Crowder

April-June 2019
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UC ANR research and education influences landscape water conservation and public policy

by Janet S. Hartin, Lorence R. Oki, David W. Fujino, Karrie Reid, Charles A. Ingels, Darren L. Haver, William N. Baker

January-March 2019
Full-text HTML | PDF

Letter to the editor

From our readers

January-March 2019
Full-text HTML | PDF

N₂O emissions from California farmlands: A review

by Elizabeth Verhoeven, Engil Pereira, Charlotte Decock, Gina Garland, Taryn Kennedy, Emma Suddick, William Horwath, Johan Six

July-September 2017
Full-text HTML | PDF

UC and California food systems: Growing together through the Global Food Initiative

by Janet Napolitano

July-September 2017
Full-text HTML | PDF

Extending agricultural knowledge globally

by Jim Downing

July-September 2017
Full-text HTML | PDF

Yield in almond is related more to the abundance of flowers than the relative number of flowers that set fruit

by Sergio Tombesi, Bruce D. Lampinen, Samuel Metcalf, Theodore M. DeJong

April-June 2017
Full-text HTML | PDF

Low-input, low-cost IPM program helps manage potato psyllid

by Sean M. Prager, Gregory Kund, John Trumble

April-June 2016
Full-text HTML | PDF

California gets global water conservation perspectives

by Jeannette Warnert

January-March 2016
Full-text HTML | PDF

Available from ANR

Editors

October-December 2014
Full-text HTML | PDF

UC Cooperative Extension helps Californians use water wisely

by Robin Meadows

July-September 2014
Full-text HTML | PDF

Predicting invasive plants in California

by Elizabeth D. Brusati, Joseph M. DiTomaso, Douglas W. Johnson

July-September 2014
Full-text HTML | PDF

California milestones

by Rose Hayden-Smith, Rachel Surls, Marissa Palin Stein

January-June 2014
Full-text HTML | PDF

Specialty crops and methyl bromide alternatives: Taking stock after 7 years

by Greg T. Browne

July-September 2013
Full-text HTML | PDF

Integrating local agriculture into nutrition programs can benefit children's health

by Rachel E. Scherr, Rachel J. Cox, Gail Feenstra, Sheri Zidenberg-Cherr

January-March 2013
Full-text HTML | PDF

Letters

From our readers

January-March 2011
Full-text HTML | PDF

Genetics and breeding help build a better, stronger bee

by Kathy Keatley Garvey

July-September 2009
Full-text HTML | PDF

Leafroll disease is spreading rapidly in a Napa Valley vineyard

by Deborah A. Golino, Ed Weber, Susan Sim, Adib Rowhani

October-December 2008
Full-text HTML | PDF

Large nesting birds threaten arboretum trees

by Sylvia Wright

July-September 2008
Full-text HTML | PDF

Safe alternatives to replace invasives in California gardens

by Janet Byron

July-September 2008
Full-text HTML | PDF

Field trials identify more native plants suited to urban landscaping

by S. Karrie Reid, Lorence R. Oki

July-September 2008
Full-text HTML | PDF

Public work projects cultivate youth in workforce development programs

by David Campbell, Jean Lamming, Cathy Lemp, Ann Brosnahan, Carole Paterson, John Pusey

January-March 2008
Full-text HTML | PDF

Regulators and researchers seek innovative water-quality solutions

by Robin Meadows

October-December 2007
Full-text HTML | PDF

To our readers

Editors

July-September 2007
Full-text HTML | PDF

Master gardener enjoys Cal Ag

by Patty Mohar

July-September 2007
Full-text HTML | PDF

2007 freeze: UV could cast new light on citrus damage

by Celeste Durant

April-June 2007
Full-text HTML | PDF

Frost-damaged plants may need pruning, but wait until spring

by Jeannette Warnert

April-June 2007
Full-text HTML | PDF

Labor costs may be reduced …

by Theodore M DeJong, R. Scott Johnson, James F Doyle, David Ramming

April-June 2005
Full-text HTML | PDF

Food Quality Protection Act launches search for pest management alternatives

by Robert A. Van Steenwyk

January-March 2005
Full-text HTML | PDF

Sidebar: China aggressively pursuing horticulture and plant biotechnology

by Jikun Huang, Scott Rozelle

April-June 2004
Full-text HTML | PDF

Public-private partnerships needed in horticultural research and development

by Gordon Rausser, Holly Ameden

April-June 2004
Full-text HTML | PDF

Access to intellectual property is a major obstacle to developing transgenic horticultural crops

by Gregory D. Graff, Brian D. Wright, Alan B. Bennett, David Zilberman

April-June 2004
Full-text HTML | PDF

Challenges and opportunities for horticultural biotechnology

by Kent J. Bradford, Julian M. Alston, Peggy G. Lemaux, Daniel A. Sumner

April-June 2004
Full-text HTML | PDF

Horticultural biotechnology faces significant economic and market barriers

by Julian M. Alston

April-June 2004
Full-text HTML | PDF

Despite benefits, commercialization of transgenic horticultural crops lags

by David Clark, Harry Klee, Abhaya Dandekar

April-June 2004
Full-text HTML | PDF

Sidebar: Biotechnology expands pest-management options for horticulture

by Leonard Gianessi

April-June 2004
Full-text HTML | PDF

California Agriculture readers diverse, well-educated

by Janet White

October-December 2003
Full-text HTML | PDF

Salt tolerance of landscape species evaluated

by Janet Byron

July-August 2002
Full-text HTML | PDF

4-H “national conversation” garners new ideas for youth development

by Gabriele Kassner

March-April 2002
Full-text HTML | PDF

Sudden oak death spurs massive team effort

by W.R. Gomes

January-February 2001
Full-text HTML | PDF

Oak killer found in rhododendrons

by Pam Kan-Rice

January-February 2001
Full-text HTML | PDF

A new sharpshooter threatens both crops and ornamentals

by Matthew J. Blua, Phil A. Phillips, Richard A. Redak

March-April 1999
Full-text HTML | PDF

Fire ant invades Southern California

Editors

March-April 1999
Full-text HTML | PDF

Breeding resistant alfalfa holds promise for silverleaf whitefly management

by Larry R. Teuber, Michael E. Rupert, Larry K. Gibbs, Ken L. Taggard

May-June 1997
Full-text HTML | PDF

California Agriculture time line

Editors

November-December 1996
Full-text HTML | PDF

Wholesale nursery surveys reveal inventory, customers and business practices

by Ursula K. Schuch, Grant J. Klein

September-October 1996
Full-text HTML | PDF

News from the recycling front: Agriculture could provide a major market for recycled green waste

by Jeannette Warnert

September-October 1996
Full-text HTML | PDF

Preliminary study on harsh site offers hope for blue oak regeneration

by Richard D. Standiford, Donald L. Appleton

July-August 1993
Full-text HTML | PDF

Farmers increase hiring through labor contractors

by Philip L. Martin, Gregory P. Miller

July-August 1993
Full-text HTML | PDF

Growing a world class institution

by Ann Foley Scheuring

July-August 1993
Full-text HTML | PDF

IPM reduces pesticide use in the nursery

by Mary Louise Flint, Steve H. Dreistadt, Ellen M. Zagory, Robin Rosetta

July-August 1993
Full-text HTML | PDF

Researchers take a look at the versatile L.: wanton weed and/or golf turf?

by Lin Wu, James A. Harding, Maurizio Borgonovo, M. Ali Harivandi

May-June 1992
Full-text HTML | PDF

Plant quarantines: domestic strategies yield to international policies

by Dorthea Zadig

January-February 1992
Full-text HTML | PDF

Environmental horticulture: “Growth” industry in California

by Dennis R. Pittenger, Victor A. Gibeault, Steve T. Cockerham

May-June 1991
Full-text HTML | PDF

Easter lilies grow taller at closer spacing

by Harry C. Kohl, R. L. Nelson

September 1966
Full-text HTML | PDF

Albinism in citrus seedlings: Nongenetic absence or deficiency of chlorophyll in seedlings prevented by treating freshly extracted seeds with fungicide

by George F. Ryan

March 1958
Full-text HTML | PDF

Plugs to change turf: Differential fertilization proves helpful in establishing grasses

by Vernon T. Stoutemyer

February 1954
Full-text HTML | PDF

Grass combinations for turfs: Mixtures of cool season grasses with Bermuda grass show promise for year round lawns resistant to weeds

by Vernon T. Stoutemyer

December 1953
Full-text HTML | PDF

Bermuda-bentgrass mixture: Grass combination resistant to heavy pedestrian traffic sought for use in public parks and recreational areas

by Vernon T. Stoutemyer

November 1953
Full-text HTML | PDF

Report of long-term research on the avocado: Studies on alternate bearing, varieties, rootstock, propagation and storage by Division of Subtropical Horticulture

by Robert W. Hodgson

December 1951
Full-text HTML | PDF

University of California, 2801 Second Street, Room 184, Davis, CA, 95618
Email: calag@ucanr.edu | Phone: (530) 750-1223 | Fax: (510) 665-3427
Website: https://calag.ucanr.edu