UCNFA Newsletter

Spring Issue 2025
- I. Featured Articles: Pests of Nursery Crops
- The Dotted Paropsine Leaf Beetle Threatens California's Eucalyptus
Thrips parvispinus Invades California - II. Science to the Grower
- Exclusion of Non-Native Invasive Plant-Parasitic Nematodes
Why Your Irrigation and Fertilization Methods Should Go Together - III. Get Cultured: Horticultural Methods, Techniques, Growing Practices, & Principles
- Soil and Water pH, Part 2: How Is Nutrient Availability Affected by pH?
Mulching Containers to Reduce Weed Pressure - IV. Campus News and Research Updates
- 2025 Ask the Advisor Schedule
UCNFA Advisors and LA Irrigated Lands Group Assists Growers with Irrigation and Nutrient Management Plans
Highlights from Our Southern California Workshop on Phytophthora Prevention in Habitat Restoration
New Hire Announcement
Fall Issue 2024
I. Water Management Featured Articles
Recycling Nursery Irrigation Water Could Save You A Lot of Money
Balancing Water Recycling and Plant Health in Nurseries
Five common mistakes with irrigation management in nurseries and greenhousesII. Science to the Grower
pH Management in Liquid Feed for Nursery and Greenhouse Production
III. Get cultured: Soil and Water pH, Part I
Part 1: Soil and Water pH
IV. Regional advisor report
Invasive Shothole Borers: Understanding and Managing the Threat
V. Campus news and research updates
2025 Ask the Advisor Sessions
Research update: Are Botrytis populations from California greenhouse and nursery crops resistant to commonly used fungicides?
California Nursery Conference Recap
UC Cooperative Extension Training: Irrigation Best Management Practices
Summer Issue 2024
- ContentUCNFA's Commitment to Supporting California's Greenhouse and Nursery Industry
- History of the UC Nursery and Floriculture Alliance
- Introducing the UCNFA Team