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Glenn County UCCE Sacramento Valley Almond Newsletter - Bloom 2026
Glenn County: Article

UCCE Northern Sacramento Valley Almond Newsletter - Bloom 2026

February 9, 2026
By Becky Wheeler-Dykes
In This IssueAlmond Orchard Management Considerations: February & MarchResearch updates on almond Red Leaf BlotchPreventing Bacterial Blast Damage in 2025Phytophthora sampling in the Stockton East Water DistrictHoneybee Health: A 2025 Retrospective and 2026 Outlook
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Delta Crops Resource Management: Page

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This page provides the contact information for the Delta Crops Resource Management Advisor.
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Supporting the UC ANR community

February 9, 2026
By Glenda L Humiston
Dear Colleagues,The start of this year has brought with it an undeniable weight. With the continued increase of distressing events and the high level of stress permeating our broader society, I know many of you may be feeling the strain. In this month of February, I want to pause and…
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gloved hand using red pruning shears to cut a twig on a tree
UC Master Gardener Program of Yolo County: Event

Fruit Tree Care Workshop

Feb 28, 2026

UC Master Gardener of Yolo County, Bonnie Berman, will show you how to grow and prune healthy fruit trees. She will also discuss common fruit tree pests and how to control them.  All this will improve the lifespan of your trees.  Winter is the optimal time to care for your fruit trees to help them…
UC Master Gardener Program of Yolo County
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a hand with orange hand pruners is snipping a pink rose from the bush
UC Master Gardener Program of Yolo County: Event

Rose Pruning at Woodland Community College

Feb 19, 2026

UC Master Gardeners will show you how to prune roses for extra rose blooms! Bring your favorite hand pruners and prune after the demonstration. This is a free presentation and hands-on practice.
UC Master Gardener Program of Yolo County
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red, purple, and other vividly colored zinnia flowers
UC Master Gardener Program of Yolo County: Event

UC Master Gardeners tabling at CAFF Small Farm Conference

Feb 26, 2026

UC Master Gardeners of Yolo County will have a table where you can stop by and ask any home gardening questions.  If you have samples for identification, bring them in baggies.The 38th Annual California Small Farm Conference brings farmers, food system advocates, farmers’ market leaders, educators, and…
UC Master Gardener Program of Yolo County
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Nitrogen Management in Row Crops
Colusa County: Event

Practical Training on Nitrogen Management in Row Crops

Mar 3, 2026

Join UC Cooperative Extension for a practical, in-person training focused on improving nitrogen management in row crops. The agenda and speakers are the same for both events, so choose the location that works best for you!
Colusa County
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twigs where the leaves are just starting to break dormancy
Under the Solano Sun: Article

At the Edge of Spring

February 9, 2026
By Jennifer M Baumbach
Blog by Patti BrantleyFor a while, we observe the garden and it’s quiet. Not empty, just quiet. As you look out your window or walk through, you don’t see any changes. Gardeners are used to change. We want it. We embrace it. But for a while, there is just stillness.Until one day, something is different…
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Photo of a pile of beautiful red and orange leaves.
The Savvy Sage: Article

Ask a Master Gardener

February 9, 2026
Question: My shade trees have dropped a lot of leaves in my yard. Is there anything I can do with them besides put them in the street for pickup? Answer:  As you probably know, when you leave your leaves on the street, the county picks them up, shreds the material and puts it through a composting process…
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Photo of tomatoes growing on a vine.
The Savvy Sage: Article

Ask a Master Gardener

February 9, 2026
Question: I want to start a vegetable garden. What do I do? Answer: Starting a vegetable garden is one of the most rewarding gardening projects you can take on. There is something special about eating fresh vegetables that you grow yourself right out of your own backyard. It can also be a great…
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