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Robotic strawberry harvest is promising but will need improved technology and higher wages to be economically viable
by Timothy Delbridge

April-June 2021
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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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Hedgerow benefits align with food production and sustainability goals
by Rachael F. Long, Kelly Garbach, Lora A. Morandin

July-September 2017
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Low-input, low-cost IPM program helps manage potato psyllid
by Sean M. Prager, Gregory Kund, John Trumble

April-June 2016
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Effects of fuel treatments on California mixed-conifer forests
by Eric M. Winford, Jens T. Stevens, Hugh D. Safford

July-September 2015
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Survey of rice storage facilities identifies research and education needs
by Luis A. Espino, Chris A. Greer, Randall G. Mutters, James F. Thompson

January-June 2014
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“Smart” sprayer technology provides environmental and economic benefits in California orchards
by Durham K. Giles, Parry Klassen, Franz J. A. Niederholzer, Daniel Downey

April-June 2011
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Climate change will exacerbate California's insect pest problems
by John T. Trumble, Casey D. Butler

April-June 2009
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Research fuels sustainable viticulture revolution
by Robin Meadows

October-December 2008
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Science briefs: October-December 2007
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October-December 2007
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Local diffusion networks act as pathways to sustainable agriculture in the Sacramento River Valley
by Mark Lubell, Allan Fulton

July-September 2007
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California cotton growers utilize integrated pest management
by Sonja B. Brodt, Peter B. Goodell, Rose L. Krebill-Prather, Ron N. Vargas

January-March 2007
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AES Centennial 100: UC Riverside marks a century of agricultural innovation — still thriving in an urban empire
by Kathy Barton

October-December 2006
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Radiofrequency power disinfects and disinfests food, soils and wastewater
by Manuel C. Lagunas-Solar, Nolan X. Zeng, Timothy K. Essert, Tin D. Truong, U. Cecilia Piña

October-December 2006
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Scientists evaluate potential environmental risks of transgenic crops
by Norman C. Ellstrand

July-September 2006
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New controls investigated for vine mealybug
by Kent M. Daane, Walter J. Bentley, Vaughn M. Walton, Raksha Malakar-Kuenen, Jocelyn G. Millar, Chuck A. Ingels, Ed A. Weber, Carmen Gispert

January-March 2006
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Introduced parasitic wasps could control glassy-winged sharpshooter
by Leigh J. Pilkington, Nicola A. Irvin, Elizabeth A. Boyd, Mark S. Hoddle, Serguei V. Triapitsyn, Bryan G. Carey, Walker A. Jones, Morgan J.W. David

October-December 2005
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Imported parasitic wasp helps control red gum lerp psyllid
by Donald L. Dahlsten, Kent M. Daane, Timothy D. Paine, Karen R. Sime, Andrew B. Lawson, David L. Rowney, William J. Roltsch, Andrews W. John, John N. Kabashima, David A. Shaw, Karen L. Robb, Pamela M. Geisel, William E. Chaney, Chuck A. Ingels, Lucia G. Varela, Mary L. Bianchi, Gary Taylor

October-December 2005
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Collaboration fosters Kearney scientific achievements
by David A Grantz, Linda Marie Manton, Frederick H Swanson

April-June 2005
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Mulches reduce aphid-borne viruses and whiteflies in cantaloupe
by Charles G Summers, Jeffrey P Mitchell, James J Stapleton

April-June 2005
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Managing resistance is critical to future use of pyrethroids and neonicotinoids
by Frank G. Zalom, Nick C. Toscano, Frank J. Byrne

January-March 2005
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Pheromone mating disruption offers selective management options for key pests
by Stephen C. Welter, Carolyn Pickel, Jocelyn Millar, Frances Cave, Robert A. Van Steenwyk, John Dunley

January-March 2005
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Biological and cultural controls … Nonpesticide alternatives can suppress crop pests
by Nicholas J Mills, Kent M Daane

January-March 2005
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Various novel insecticides are less toxic to humans, more specific to key pests
by Elizabeth E Grafton-Cardwell, Larry D Godfrey, William E Chaney, Walter J Bentley

January-March 2005
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Microorganisms and their byproducts, nematodes, oils and particle films have important agricultural uses
by Larry D Godfrey, Elizabeth E Grafton-Cardwell, Harry K Kaya, William E Chaney

January-March 2005
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Food Quality Protection Act launches search for pest management alternatives
by Robert A. Van Steenwyk

January-March 2005
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Sidebar: Consumers purchase Bt sweet corn
by J.S. James

April-June 2004
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Despite benefits, commercialization of transgenic horticultural crops lags
by David Clark, Harry Klee, Abhaya Dandekar

April-June 2004
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Scientists, growers assess trade-offs in use of tillage, cover crops and compost
by Louise E Jackson, Irenee Ramirez, Ron Yokota, Steven A Fennimore, Steven T Koike, Diane M Henderson, William E Chaney, Karen M Klonsky

April-June 2003
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Prospects for integrated control of olive fruit fly are promising in California
by Timothy R Collier, Robert A Van Steenwyk

January-March 2003
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Insecticide choice for alfalfa may protect water quality
by Rachael Freeman Long, Mary Nett, Daniel H. Putnam, Guomin Shan, Jerry Schmierer, Barbara Reed

September-October 2002
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Pheromones control oriental fruit moth and peach twig borer in cling peaches
by Carolyn Pickel, Janine Hasey, Walt Bentley, William H. Olson, Joe Grant

September-October 2002
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July-August 2002
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Long-term studies find benefits, challenges in alternative rice straw management
by Jeffrey A. Bird, Alison J. Eagle, William R. Horwath, Mike W. Hair, Eric E. Zilbert, Chris van Kessel

March-April 2002
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BIOS and conventional almond orchard management compared
by Walt J. Bentley, Lonnie Hendricks, Roger Duncan, Cressida Silvers, Lee Martin, Marcia Gibbs, Max Stevenson

September-October 2001
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New tools, methods needed to replace methyl bromide
by Janet Byron

May-June 2001
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Cotton aphid emerges as major pest in SJV cotton
by Larry D. Godfrey, Jay A. Rosenheim, Peter B. Goodell

November-December 2000
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UC scientists apply IPM techniques to new eucalyptus pests
by Timothy D. Paine, Donald L. Dahlsten, Jocelyn G. Millar, Mark S. Hoddle, Lawrence M. Hanks

November-December 2000
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Genetic engineering and cloning may improve milk, livestock production
by James D. Murray, Gary B. Anderson

July-August 2000
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Mapping vineyard expansion provides information on agriculture and the environment
by Adina M. Merenlender

May-June 2000
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Science Briefs
Editors

September-October 1999
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Moms pass defensive vigor to offspring
Editors

September-October 1999
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Transgenic Bt crops and resistance: Broadscale use of pest-killing plants to be true test
by Brian A. Federici

November-December 1998
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Native gray ant has beneficial role in peach orchards
by Kent M. Daane, Jeffrey W. Dlott

November-December 1998
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Science briefs
Editors

November-December 1998
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Bats can pack a punch in pest control
Editors

January-February 1998
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Science Briefs
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November-December 1997
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Scientists pit natural enemies against giant whitefly
by Kathy Barton

November-December 1997
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California Agriculture time line
Editors

November-December 1996
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In California: ‘Agrobiodiversity’ key to agricultural productivity
by Calvin O. Qualset, Patrick E. McGuire, Marilyn L. Warburton

November-December 1995
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Society responds to contamination: Changes in pest control practices reduce toll on wildlife
by Daniel W. Anderson

November-December 1995
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Leaf removal improves fungicide control of powdery mildew in SJV grapes
by James J. Stapleton, George M. Leavitt, Paul S. Verdegaal

September-October 1995
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Excess nitrogen raises nectarine susceptibility to disease and insects
by Kent M. Daane, R. Scott Johnson, Themis J. Michailides, Carlos H. Crisosto, Jeff W. Dlott, Hugo T. Ramirez, Glenn Y. Yokota, Dave P. Morgan

July-August 1995
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Integrated citrus thrips control reduces secondary pests
by Beth Grafton-Cardwell, Ashley Eller, Neil O'Connell

March-April 1995
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Invasion of California by exotic pests
by Robert L. Metcalf

January-February 1995
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Integrated program protects trees from eucalyptus longhorned borer
by Timothy D. Paine, J. G. Millar, L. M. Hanks

January-February 1995
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Almond growers reduce pesticide use in Merced County field trials
by Lonnie C. Hendricks

January-February 1995
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Science Brief
Editors

November-December 1994
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Soil fumigants provide multiple benefits; alternatives give mixed results
by M. McKenry, T. Buzo, J. Kretsch, S. Kaku, E. Otomo, R. Ashcroft, A. Lange, K. Kelley

May-June 1994
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Screens deny specific pests entry to greenhouses
by James A. Bethke, Richard A. Redak, Timothy D. Paine

May-June 1994
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Science Briefs
Editors

May-June 1994
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Science briefs: Researchers to investigate spider eating habits
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May-June 1994
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Insect pathogen “Bt” controls peach twig borer on fruits and almonds
by William W. Barnett, John P. Edstrom, Richard L. Coviello, Frank P. Zalom

September-October 1993
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Why lacewings may fail to suppress aphids … Predators that eat other predators disrupt cotton aphid control
by Jay A. Rosenheim, Lawrence R. Wilhoit

September-October 1993
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Feats of UC science that changed daily life
Editors

July-August 1993
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In outdoor planters in commercial centers… Insect-parasitic nematodes are effective against black vine weevil
by Tom M. Burlando, Harry K. Kaya, Patricia Timper

May-June 1993
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Biological control of ash whitefly: a success in progress
by Tom S. Bellows, Timothy D. Paine, Juli R. Gould, Larry G. Bezark, Joe C. Ball, Walt Bentley, Richard Coviello, Jim Downer, Pam Elam, Don Flaherty, Patty Gouveia, Carl Koehler, Richard Molinar, Neil O'Connell, Ed Perry, Greg Vogel

January-February 1992
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Imported fire ants: potential risk to California
by Vernard R. Lewis, Laura D. Merrill, Thomas H. Atkinson, Joanne S. Wasbauer

January-February 1992
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Russian wheat aphid: natural enemies, resistant wheat offer potential control
by D. González, Charles G. Summers, Calvin O. Qualset

January-February 1992
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On the California border, exotic pests pose growing problem for California
by Robert V. Dowell, Conrad J. Krass

January-February 1992
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South Sierra oak regeneration wak in sapling stage
by Richard Standiford, Neil McDougald, Ralph Phillips, Aaron Nelson

March-April 1991
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IPM: Leaf removal for pest management in wine grapes
by James J. Stapleton, William W. Barnett, James J. Marois, W. Douglas Gubler

September-October 1990
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IPM: CALEW Cotton: an integrated expert system for cotton production and management
by Peter B. Goodell, Richard E. Plant, Thomas A. Kerby, Joyce F. Strand, L. Ted Wilson, Lowell Zelinski, Julie A. Young, Andrew Corbett, R. D. Horrocks, Ronald N. Vargas

September-October 1990
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IPM: California's almond IPM program
by Karen Klonsky, Frank Zalom, Bill Barnett

September-October 1990
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The research imperatives: knowledge to reduce the use of broadly toxic pesticides
by Mary Louise Flint

July-August 1990
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The smokybrown cockroach: potential new pest in California
by A. G. Appel, Michael K. Rust, Donald A. Reierson

July-August 1990
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Blacklight monitoring of two avocado insect pests
by J. Blair Bailey, Michael P. Hoffmann, Kirk N. Olsen

March-April 1988
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Insect pests and their control
by Louis A. Riehl, Paul DeBach

November-December 1982
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Weeds may augment biological control of insects
by Miguel A. Altieri

May-June 1981
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Damsel bugs useful as predators but need help
by John H. Benedict, Warren R. Cothran

August-September 1980
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A succession of insect pests
by Hiroshi Kido

July 1980
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Integrated control of insect pests in San Joaquin Valley cotton
by Louis A. Falcon, Robert van den Bosch

February 1978
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Management of insect pests on potatoes
by Oscar G. Bacon, Vernon E. Burton, Jeffrey A. Wyman

February 1978
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Environmental upsets caused by chemical eradication
by Paul DeBach, Mike Rose

July 1977
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Biological control of russian thistle
by R. B. Hawkes, R. D. Goeden, A. Mayfield, D. W. Ricker

April 1975
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Insecticides and timing sprays for control of san jose scale
by R. E. Rice, J. E. Dibble, J. H. La Rue, R. A. Jones

April 1974
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Citrus pest management studies in Tulare County
by D. L. Flaherty, J. E. Pehrson, C. E. Kennett

November 1973
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Insects in cotton as affected by irrigation and fertilization practices
by Thomas F. Leigh, Donald W. Grimes, Hidemi Yamad, Dick Bassett, John R. Stockton

March 1970
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X-ray inspection technique aids forest tree seed production
by R. W. Stark, R. S. Adams

July 1963
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Study of scale insect pests directed toward improved control
by Howard L. Mckenzie

February 1960
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Biological control of insect pests aided by strip-farming alfalfa in experimental program
by E. I. Schlinger, E. J. Dietrick

January 1960
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Pests of field beans: Insect and mite damage to pink, red beans investigated in Sutter Basin area
by Woodrow W. Middlekauff, John H. Lindt

June 1959
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Soft scales infesting walnut: Chemical control required when natural mortality factors are disturbed by treatments directed against other insect pests
by A. E. Michelbacher, Howard L. McKenzie, C. Q. Gonzales

May 1959
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Biological control of insects: California's subtropical climate favors establishment of natural enemies of agricultural insect pests
by C. P. Clausen

November 1952
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Enemies of avocado pests: Parasites and predators if protected by sparing use of insecticides will keep avocado pests in check
by Blair Bartlett, Paul DeBach

May 1952
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Systemic insecticides: Control of plant feeding pests by poisoning plant juices studied
by Robert L. Metcalf, Robert B. Carlson

November 1950
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Insect pests of alfalfa seed: Proper timing of control measures increases yield and quality of alfalfa seed
by Ray F. Smith, L. D. Anderson, H. T. Reynolds

June 1950
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Supervised control of insects: Utilizes parasites and predators and makes chemical control more efficient
by Ray F. Smith, Gordon L. Smith

May 1949
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Control of insect pests by means of disease agents
by Edward A. Steinhaus

May 1947
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Robotic strawberry harvest is promising but will need improved technology and higher wages to be economically viable
by Timothy Delbridge

April-June 2021
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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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Hedgerow benefits align with food production and sustainability goals
by Rachael F. Long, Kelly Garbach, Lora A. Morandin

July-September 2017
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Low-input, low-cost IPM program helps manage potato psyllid
by Sean M. Prager, Gregory Kund, John Trumble

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Effects of fuel treatments on California mixed-conifer forests
by Eric M. Winford, Jens T. Stevens, Hugh D. Safford

July-September 2015
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Survey of rice storage facilities identifies research and education needs
by Luis A. Espino, Chris A. Greer, Randall G. Mutters, James F. Thompson

January-June 2014
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“Smart” sprayer technology provides environmental and economic benefits in California orchards
by Durham K. Giles, Parry Klassen, Franz J. A. Niederholzer, Daniel Downey

April-June 2011
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Climate change will exacerbate California's insect pest problems
by John T. Trumble, Casey D. Butler

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Research fuels sustainable viticulture revolution
by Robin Meadows

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Local diffusion networks act as pathways to sustainable agriculture in the Sacramento River Valley
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California cotton growers utilize integrated pest management
by Sonja B. Brodt, Peter B. Goodell, Rose L. Krebill-Prather, Ron N. Vargas

January-March 2007
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AES Centennial 100: UC Riverside marks a century of agricultural innovation — still thriving in an urban empire
by Kathy Barton

October-December 2006
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Radiofrequency power disinfects and disinfests food, soils and wastewater
by Manuel C. Lagunas-Solar, Nolan X. Zeng, Timothy K. Essert, Tin D. Truong, U. Cecilia Piña

October-December 2006
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Scientists evaluate potential environmental risks of transgenic crops
by Norman C. Ellstrand

July-September 2006
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New controls investigated for vine mealybug
by Kent M. Daane, Walter J. Bentley, Vaughn M. Walton, Raksha Malakar-Kuenen, Jocelyn G. Millar, Chuck A. Ingels, Ed A. Weber, Carmen Gispert

January-March 2006
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Introduced parasitic wasps could control glassy-winged sharpshooter
by Leigh J. Pilkington, Nicola A. Irvin, Elizabeth A. Boyd, Mark S. Hoddle, Serguei V. Triapitsyn, Bryan G. Carey, Walker A. Jones, Morgan J.W. David

October-December 2005
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Imported parasitic wasp helps control red gum lerp psyllid
by Donald L. Dahlsten, Kent M. Daane, Timothy D. Paine, Karen R. Sime, Andrew B. Lawson, David L. Rowney, William J. Roltsch, Andrews W. John, John N. Kabashima, David A. Shaw, Karen L. Robb, Pamela M. Geisel, William E. Chaney, Chuck A. Ingels, Lucia G. Varela, Mary L. Bianchi, Gary Taylor

October-December 2005
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Collaboration fosters Kearney scientific achievements
by David A Grantz, Linda Marie Manton, Frederick H Swanson

April-June 2005
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Mulches reduce aphid-borne viruses and whiteflies in cantaloupe
by Charles G Summers, Jeffrey P Mitchell, James J Stapleton

April-June 2005
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Managing resistance is critical to future use of pyrethroids and neonicotinoids
by Frank G. Zalom, Nick C. Toscano, Frank J. Byrne

January-March 2005
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Pheromone mating disruption offers selective management options for key pests
by Stephen C. Welter, Carolyn Pickel, Jocelyn Millar, Frances Cave, Robert A. Van Steenwyk, John Dunley

January-March 2005
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Biological and cultural controls … Nonpesticide alternatives can suppress crop pests
by Nicholas J Mills, Kent M Daane

January-March 2005
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Various novel insecticides are less toxic to humans, more specific to key pests
by Elizabeth E Grafton-Cardwell, Larry D Godfrey, William E Chaney, Walter J Bentley

January-March 2005
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Microorganisms and their byproducts, nematodes, oils and particle films have important agricultural uses
by Larry D Godfrey, Elizabeth E Grafton-Cardwell, Harry K Kaya, William E Chaney

January-March 2005
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Food Quality Protection Act launches search for pest management alternatives
by Robert A. Van Steenwyk

January-March 2005
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Sidebar: Consumers purchase Bt sweet corn
by J.S. James

April-June 2004
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Despite benefits, commercialization of transgenic horticultural crops lags
by David Clark, Harry Klee, Abhaya Dandekar

April-June 2004
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Scientists, growers assess trade-offs in use of tillage, cover crops and compost
by Louise E Jackson, Irenee Ramirez, Ron Yokota, Steven A Fennimore, Steven T Koike, Diane M Henderson, William E Chaney, Karen M Klonsky

April-June 2003
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Prospects for integrated control of olive fruit fly are promising in California
by Timothy R Collier, Robert A Van Steenwyk

January-March 2003
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Insecticide choice for alfalfa may protect water quality
by Rachael Freeman Long, Mary Nett, Daniel H. Putnam, Guomin Shan, Jerry Schmierer, Barbara Reed

September-October 2002
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Pheromones control oriental fruit moth and peach twig borer in cling peaches
by Carolyn Pickel, Janine Hasey, Walt Bentley, William H. Olson, Joe Grant

September-October 2002
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July-August 2002
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Long-term studies find benefits, challenges in alternative rice straw management
by Jeffrey A. Bird, Alison J. Eagle, William R. Horwath, Mike W. Hair, Eric E. Zilbert, Chris van Kessel

March-April 2002
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BIOS and conventional almond orchard management compared
by Walt J. Bentley, Lonnie Hendricks, Roger Duncan, Cressida Silvers, Lee Martin, Marcia Gibbs, Max Stevenson

September-October 2001
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New tools, methods needed to replace methyl bromide
by Janet Byron

May-June 2001
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Cotton aphid emerges as major pest in SJV cotton
by Larry D. Godfrey, Jay A. Rosenheim, Peter B. Goodell

November-December 2000
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UC scientists apply IPM techniques to new eucalyptus pests
by Timothy D. Paine, Donald L. Dahlsten, Jocelyn G. Millar, Mark S. Hoddle, Lawrence M. Hanks

November-December 2000
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Genetic engineering and cloning may improve milk, livestock production
by James D. Murray, Gary B. Anderson

July-August 2000
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Mapping vineyard expansion provides information on agriculture and the environment
by Adina M. Merenlender

May-June 2000
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Science Briefs
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September-October 1999
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Moms pass defensive vigor to offspring
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September-October 1999
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Transgenic Bt crops and resistance: Broadscale use of pest-killing plants to be true test
by Brian A. Federici

November-December 1998
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Native gray ant has beneficial role in peach orchards
by Kent M. Daane, Jeffrey W. Dlott

November-December 1998
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Science briefs
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November-December 1998
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Bats can pack a punch in pest control
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January-February 1998
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Science Briefs
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November-December 1997
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Scientists pit natural enemies against giant whitefly
by Kathy Barton

November-December 1997
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California Agriculture time line
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November-December 1996
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In California: ‘Agrobiodiversity’ key to agricultural productivity
by Calvin O. Qualset, Patrick E. McGuire, Marilyn L. Warburton

November-December 1995
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Society responds to contamination: Changes in pest control practices reduce toll on wildlife
by Daniel W. Anderson

November-December 1995
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Leaf removal improves fungicide control of powdery mildew in SJV grapes
by James J. Stapleton, George M. Leavitt, Paul S. Verdegaal

September-October 1995
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Excess nitrogen raises nectarine susceptibility to disease and insects
by Kent M. Daane, R. Scott Johnson, Themis J. Michailides, Carlos H. Crisosto, Jeff W. Dlott, Hugo T. Ramirez, Glenn Y. Yokota, Dave P. Morgan

July-August 1995
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Integrated citrus thrips control reduces secondary pests
by Beth Grafton-Cardwell, Ashley Eller, Neil O'Connell

March-April 1995
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Invasion of California by exotic pests
by Robert L. Metcalf

January-February 1995
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Integrated program protects trees from eucalyptus longhorned borer
by Timothy D. Paine, J. G. Millar, L. M. Hanks

January-February 1995
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Almond growers reduce pesticide use in Merced County field trials
by Lonnie C. Hendricks

January-February 1995
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Science Brief
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November-December 1994
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Soil fumigants provide multiple benefits; alternatives give mixed results
by M. McKenry, T. Buzo, J. Kretsch, S. Kaku, E. Otomo, R. Ashcroft, A. Lange, K. Kelley

May-June 1994
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Screens deny specific pests entry to greenhouses
by James A. Bethke, Richard A. Redak, Timothy D. Paine

May-June 1994
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Science Briefs
Editors

May-June 1994
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Science briefs: Researchers to investigate spider eating habits
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May-June 1994
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Insect pathogen “Bt” controls peach twig borer on fruits and almonds
by William W. Barnett, John P. Edstrom, Richard L. Coviello, Frank P. Zalom

September-October 1993
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Why lacewings may fail to suppress aphids … Predators that eat other predators disrupt cotton aphid control
by Jay A. Rosenheim, Lawrence R. Wilhoit

September-October 1993
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Feats of UC science that changed daily life
Editors

July-August 1993
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In outdoor planters in commercial centers… Insect-parasitic nematodes are effective against black vine weevil
by Tom M. Burlando, Harry K. Kaya, Patricia Timper

May-June 1993
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Biological control of ash whitefly: a success in progress
by Tom S. Bellows, Timothy D. Paine, Juli R. Gould, Larry G. Bezark, Joe C. Ball, Walt Bentley, Richard Coviello, Jim Downer, Pam Elam, Don Flaherty, Patty Gouveia, Carl Koehler, Richard Molinar, Neil O'Connell, Ed Perry, Greg Vogel

January-February 1992
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Imported fire ants: potential risk to California
by Vernard R. Lewis, Laura D. Merrill, Thomas H. Atkinson, Joanne S. Wasbauer

January-February 1992
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Russian wheat aphid: natural enemies, resistant wheat offer potential control
by D. González, Charles G. Summers, Calvin O. Qualset

January-February 1992
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On the California border, exotic pests pose growing problem for California
by Robert V. Dowell, Conrad J. Krass

January-February 1992
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South Sierra oak regeneration wak in sapling stage
by Richard Standiford, Neil McDougald, Ralph Phillips, Aaron Nelson

March-April 1991
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IPM: Leaf removal for pest management in wine grapes
by James J. Stapleton, William W. Barnett, James J. Marois, W. Douglas Gubler

September-October 1990
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IPM: CALEW Cotton: an integrated expert system for cotton production and management
by Peter B. Goodell, Richard E. Plant, Thomas A. Kerby, Joyce F. Strand, L. Ted Wilson, Lowell Zelinski, Julie A. Young, Andrew Corbett, R. D. Horrocks, Ronald N. Vargas

September-October 1990
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IPM: California's almond IPM program
by Karen Klonsky, Frank Zalom, Bill Barnett

September-October 1990
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The research imperatives: knowledge to reduce the use of broadly toxic pesticides
by Mary Louise Flint

July-August 1990
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The smokybrown cockroach: potential new pest in California
by A. G. Appel, Michael K. Rust, Donald A. Reierson

July-August 1990
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Blacklight monitoring of two avocado insect pests
by J. Blair Bailey, Michael P. Hoffmann, Kirk N. Olsen

March-April 1988
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Insect pests and their control
by Louis A. Riehl, Paul DeBach

November-December 1982
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Weeds may augment biological control of insects
by Miguel A. Altieri

May-June 1981
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Damsel bugs useful as predators but need help
by John H. Benedict, Warren R. Cothran

August-September 1980
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A succession of insect pests
by Hiroshi Kido

July 1980
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Integrated control of insect pests in San Joaquin Valley cotton
by Louis A. Falcon, Robert van den Bosch

February 1978
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Management of insect pests on potatoes
by Oscar G. Bacon, Vernon E. Burton, Jeffrey A. Wyman

February 1978
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Environmental upsets caused by chemical eradication
by Paul DeBach, Mike Rose

July 1977
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Biological control of russian thistle
by R. B. Hawkes, R. D. Goeden, A. Mayfield, D. W. Ricker

April 1975
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Insecticides and timing sprays for control of san jose scale
by R. E. Rice, J. E. Dibble, J. H. La Rue, R. A. Jones

April 1974
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Citrus pest management studies in Tulare County
by D. L. Flaherty, J. E. Pehrson, C. E. Kennett

November 1973
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Insects in cotton as affected by irrigation and fertilization practices
by Thomas F. Leigh, Donald W. Grimes, Hidemi Yamad, Dick Bassett, John R. Stockton

March 1970
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X-ray inspection technique aids forest tree seed production
by R. W. Stark, R. S. Adams

July 1963
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Study of scale insect pests directed toward improved control
by Howard L. Mckenzie

February 1960
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Biological control of insect pests aided by strip-farming alfalfa in experimental program
by E. I. Schlinger, E. J. Dietrick

January 1960
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Pests of field beans: Insect and mite damage to pink, red beans investigated in Sutter Basin area
by Woodrow W. Middlekauff, John H. Lindt

June 1959
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Soft scales infesting walnut: Chemical control required when natural mortality factors are disturbed by treatments directed against other insect pests
by A. E. Michelbacher, Howard L. McKenzie, C. Q. Gonzales

May 1959
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Biological control of insects: California's subtropical climate favors establishment of natural enemies of agricultural insect pests
by C. P. Clausen

November 1952
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Enemies of avocado pests: Parasites and predators if protected by sparing use of insecticides will keep avocado pests in check
by Blair Bartlett, Paul DeBach

May 1952
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Systemic insecticides: Control of plant feeding pests by poisoning plant juices studied
by Robert L. Metcalf, Robert B. Carlson

November 1950
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Insect pests of alfalfa seed: Proper timing of control measures increases yield and quality of alfalfa seed
by Ray F. Smith, L. D. Anderson, H. T. Reynolds

June 1950
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Supervised control of insects: Utilizes parasites and predators and makes chemical control more efficient
by Ray F. Smith, Gordon L. Smith

May 1949
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Control of insect pests by means of disease agents
by Edward A. Steinhaus

May 1947
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