Rachael Long
@batsrlong
University of California Cooperative Extension Farm Advisor studying bats, alfalfa, beans, seed crops, and author of children's chapter books about bats.
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07-06-2013 17:25:23
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Congrats to Rachael Freeman Long: from #ucdavis entomology grad student to #ucce adviser to recipient of Bradford-Rominger Agricultural Sustainability Leadership Award. Benefits of #hedgerows and #biocontrol. Rachael Long Entrepreneur Society #BugSquad bit.ly/2HAnxDC
Rachael Long Rachael Long Ag&Natural Resources embodies the spirit of Cooperative Extension, cooperating with growers and others on Ag sustainability research, says VP Humiston. Long receives Bradford Rominger Agricultural Sustainability Leader Award from Ag Sustainability Institute at UC Davis ucanr.edu/blogs/blogcore…
California farmers grow about 70,000 acres of sunflowers 🌻, mostly in the Sacramento Valley, for hybrid seed stock. “We have perfect conditions...for producing high quality seed,” says Rachael Long Rachael Long ucanr.edu/News/?routeNam…
#Bats save Butte County farmers a "bat load of money,"writes Brody Wayne Fernandez. 150 bats can consume > a million insects each year, says Rachael Rachael Long, UC Cooperative Extension advisor. bit.ly/2JPYuPl Chico Enterprise-Record 🦇 Photo by Dan Reidel
The #chlorpyrifos ban is a major issue for alfalfa, since it is one of the most popular wide-spectrum insecticides for management of key alfalfa pests, UC scientists Rachael Long, Dan Putnam & Ian Grettenberger wrote Farm Press farmprogress.com/crop-protectio…
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A farmer left a strip of oak trees along this tomato field and they were popular for birds like this Nutall's Woodpecker. @sachaheath and Rachael Long have demonstrated that woodpeckers provide valuable insect pest control for nut farmers
Use of drones for aerial application of #pesticides in ag crops is becoming a reality. UCCE advisor Rachael Long and her colleagues found that drone and airplane applications were equally effective in alfalfa. ucanr.edu/News/?routeNam…