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Making ecosystem-based integrated pest management THE way Californians manage pests. UC ANR is an equal opportunity provider and employer. šš¼@ucipmurban
University of California
Joined February 2014
Eradication programs work! In 2016 European grapevine moth was successfully eradicated from CA. UCCE worked collaboratively with public & private partnersātracking outbreaks, testing solutions, & developing an IPM approach. https://t.co/MRsIVSEONt
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Itās California Invasive Species Action Week! What spoils a postcard view? Smog. Trash. Or noxious weeds! In Borrego Springs, desert knapweed threatens the iconic landscape. Join Dr. Chris McDonald for an in-depth look. Thu 6/8 noon PT. https://t.co/I4iJky1wEj
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Itās California Invasive Species Action Week! If you like ketchup, this is a big deal. Broomrapes could substantially harm the processing tomato industry, causing up to 80% yield loss. https://t.co/UeQYQAGvqY Keep farm machinery clean! https://t.co/dwiMWx7pDG
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Come work with us!
#NewJob: Assistant Associate Specialist for Integrated Pest Management. Assist in multiple applied IPM research efforts in San Joaquin Valley, designing and conducting applied entomology/pest management research in tree fruit and tree nut crops. @ucipm
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Check out the Invasive Species Lunchtime Talks Webinars from noon to 1:00 p.m. starting Monday, June 5 through Friday, June 9.
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Invasive species are non-native species that arrive in a new area, spread rapidly without their native predators and pests, and cause environmental or economic harm, or harm to human health.
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When they do arrive, Early Detection & Rapid Response is critical to their management. Many detections are made by people not associated with an agency or university. Via community/participatory science programs anyone can help to spot the next invasive.
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Invasive species are non-native species that arrive in a new area, spread rapidly without their native predators and pests, and cause environmental or economic harm, or harm to human health.
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Act today, protect tomorrow! Invasive species are arriving in CA with increasing frequency. The best time to stop them is before they arrive, and federal, state, and local agencies are keeping their eyes out for new arrivals and threats on the horizon. https://t.co/I4iJky1wEj
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#UCAgExpertTalk webinar. Wed. May 31, 3ā4 p.m. PT. Covering essentials: 1. Flatheaded borer behavior and biology, 2. Adult emergence timing, 3. Effective monitoring tools, 4. Cultural and insecticidal control methods. Register: https://t.co/T5PKQytbVW
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#S4CH webinar! Tuesday, May 30, 1ā3 p.m. PT. 2 DPR CEUs (other) & 2 CCA CEUs (IPM). The latest on Asian citrus psyllid survival and development. Enhance your understanding of citrus health. Contribute to sustainable farming practices. https://t.co/65N2vhZ9BX
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Don't miss out on this informative #S4CH webinar scheduled for May 30 from 1 to 3 p.m. PT that will enhance your understanding of citrus health and contribute to sustainable farming practices. Register: https://t.co/65N2vhZHrv 2 DPR & CCA CEUs @moniquejrivera @ucanr
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Join us for an insightful webinar on the flatheaded borer, a newly emerging pest affecting California walnuts. Wednesday, May 31st, 3:00ā4:00 p.m. PT. Register: https://t.co/T5PKQytbVW 1 DPR & 1 CCA CEU @āIPMCorner @ucanr @UCANRMike
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Dive into recent studies on the survival & development of Asian citrus psyllid in California. Plus, gain valuable knowledge from the University of Florida's groundbreaking research on biological control. #S4CH webinar, May 30, 1ā3 P.M. PT https://t.co/65N2vhZ9BX
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THANK YOU! As our #GivingDay campaign comes to a close, we're grateful for your support today and during other times of the year. We appreciate your kind words and feedback to make our products best for you, so you can solve your pest problems. https://t.co/2qjDSiMkuh
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Support high-quality continuing education so professionals can help protect Californians from pestsāsafely. #GivingDay
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Glad to have @niamhnichuinn @SCUWMCouncil doing the tough work and @ucipmurban sharing what is learned so you can protect property and pets. #GivingDay! https://t.co/2qjDSiMkuh
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Why yes, yes it is! Thank you. š Keep our website hip and cool. #GivingDay! https://t.co/2qjDSiMkuh
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Youāre very welcome! We think you mean fingertips, but if you have figās, we have pest management info on that too. #GivingDay
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#GivingDay! Sharing information, lending a helping hand & caring about the communities we live in. Thatās what it means to give back. Donate to support UC IPM research, programs, and outreachāextending the knowledge and resources of the University to you! https://t.co/2qjDSiLMEJ
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