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Non-Chemical Rodent Control
Rodents are one of the main pests in urban areas, and can cause various problems in homes and businesses.This publication focuses on ways to manage rodent populations in the urban setting without using common chemical products. It explores aspects of exclusion, trapping and other...
 Kerns, W. A., Robinson, M. L., and Ryan, M. 2002, Extension, University of Nevada Reno, SP-02-10
Tomatoes showing blossom end rot.
Recognizing Plant Nutrient Deficiencies
There are 14 essential nutrients for plants, and when plants lacks one, it displays certain symptoms. This fact sheet explains how essential nutrients act in plants, and the symptoms of deficiencies.
 O'Callaghan, A. 2002, Extension, University of Nevada Reno, FS-02-65
Dark interruption with red or blue LEDs mitigates powdery mildew and enhances bioactive compound accumulation in organically grown strawberries
Disease attack of powdery mildew is a major concern in organic strawberry production in tunnels or greenhouses production. Our results showed that dark interruption using blue LEDs enhanced the accumulated berry yield, increased the antioxidant activities and reduced the disease ...
 Khalil, S., Alsanius, B.W., Naznin, M.T. 2025, Current Research in Biotechnology, Volume 10, 2025, 100313, ISSN 2590-2628
two calves in a field
Summer Cattle Health Issues
Summer is a time of relatively good cattle health. This article highlights a few diseases to be on the watch for including: calf pneumonia; calf diphtheria; coccidiosis, and pinkeye. Pajaroello tick activity peaks in the summer in Nevada. This tick can carry the bacteria that ...
 Shane, T., McCuin, G. 2025, Extension, University of Nevada, Reno, Blogs
Managing Sooty Canker
Sooty canker is one of the few bacterial diseases that affects woody plants in the desert. This disease has many possible hosts, from many different plant families. It is not easy to control, and this fact sheet provides guidance for households trying to deal with it.
 Johnson, W. S., Morris, R. and Mandekic, J. 1996, Extension, University of Nevada Reno, FS-96-26