Send us a textFeedback FormTogether, the UCCE Farm Advisors seek to provide relevant, topical research-backed information relating to CA rice production.In this episode, Sarah and Jens Beets, a research ecologist with the USDA's Invasive Species and Pollinator Health unit, discussed the challenges of managing algae and cyanobacteria in California rice production, including the impact of excess nutrients and the potential risks associated with rice cultivation. They also explored various strategies to prevent and control algae growth, including the use of nitrogen and phosphorus, water movement, and herbicides, as well as the challenges of managing aquatic weeds. Upcoming Rice EventsRice Winter Grower Meetings - February 10-13th, 2025 Algae/Cyanobacteria in Rice LinksReducing rice field algae and cyanobacteria abundance by altering phosphorus fertilizer applications - from Bruce Linquist's labJens' Suggested LinksUSDA websiteWorking in the Weeds Other ResourcesUC Rice BlogUC Agronomy - RiceRice Briefs (Colusa/Yolo)Rice Notes (Yuba-Sutter)Rice Leaf (Butte/Glenn)Rice in the DeltaUC ANR is an equal opportunity provider and employer

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