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UC Master Gardeners of Ventura County: Event

Firewise Living: From Structure to Landscape/Camarillo Library

Jun 2, 2026

Photo credit UCANR Firewise Living: From Structure to Landscape This practical workshop equips homeowners with essential skills to reduce wildfire risks. Participants will learn strategies for creating defensible space around structures, including vegetation management, landscaping techniques, and…
UC Master Gardeners of Ventura County
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lettuce field
Salinas Valley Agriculture: Article

CropManage Hands-on Workshop Friday March 27, 2026

March 11, 2026
By Michael D Cahn
In collaboration with the Resource Conservation Service of Santa Cruz County we will have an in-person training on the CropManage online irrigation and nutrient management decision support tool at the UC Cooperative Extension Office in Watsonville (500 West Ridge Dr, Watsonville CA) on March 27 from 10:30 to…
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Finding ANR Publications

ANR Publications serves the community through a variety of publications; from short Open Access extension papers through to complex single crop production manuals. Extension papers are freely available and print books may be purchased. Visit the following sites to find out more:ANRPublications.orgFrom…
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ANR Publishing: Page

Finding ANR Publications

ANR Publications serves the community through a variety of publications; from short Open Access extension papers through to complex single crop production manuals. Extension papers are freely available and print books may be purchased. Visit the following sites to find out more:ANRPublications.orgFrom…
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A dense stand of spiny yellow starthistle plants with light green, spindly foliage and bright yellow flowers.
Pests in the Urban Landscape: Article

Invasive Species: Nature’s Troublemakers

March 11, 2026
By Lindsey Hack
California is famous for its scenic wilderness and biological diversity. Unfortunately, our state’s unique ecosystems are in danger, and invasive species are among the biggest threats to our environment. Invasive species can cause all kinds of environmental damage, such as harming wildlife, disrupting our…
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foliage and flowers of cymbidium orchids
Under the Solano Sun: Article

Orchids and Dandelions

March 11, 2026
By Jennifer M Baumbach
Blog by Nanelle Jones-Sullivan Horticultural therapy teaches that in the garden, metaphors can bridge nature and human experience. One of my favorite metaphors is used in a theory called “orchids and dandelions.” This theory by W. Thomas Boyce explains that “children fall into two categories: resilient …
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Stanislaus County: Event

2026 Advanced School on Microirrigation for Crop Production

Mar 30, 2026 - Apr 1, 2026

NEW DATES! CLASS LECTURES: MARCH 30 - APRIL 1 FIELD TRIPS: APRIL 2 - 3 ATTENDING THIS SCHOOL WILL PROVIDE: • 3 days of practical class lectures on principles and implementation of microirrigation systems and management practices for crop production • 2 days of field demonstration visits (one day in the San…
Stanislaus County
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Morning mist rising over oak woodlands with a trail through the green pastures.
Hopland Research and Extension Center: Event

Hopland Hikes: Self-guided hike

Apr 11, 2026 - May 9, 2026

 On Saturday, April 11 and/or May 9 enjoy the beauty of Hopland REC at your own pace on this self-guided hike. On arrival at 10am you will be greeted by staff and given a map of the walking route. This route takes you on a loop along dirt roads, climbing to over 1000ft where you'll enjoy a view across…
Hopland Research and Extension Center
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