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Oliver's Place Farm family photo representing three of the six generations
Southwest Regional Food Business Center: Article

Continuing a Legacy: Oliver’s Place Brings Six Generations of Farming into the Future

July 27, 2026
By Monica C Drazba
Continuing a Legacy: Oliver’s Place Brings Six Generations of Farming into the FutureSupporting Utah Agritourism and Dairy Sales through Technical Assistance and Networking For Chalise and Kyle Smith, Oliver’s Place is more than just a business—it’s a continuation of six generations of hard…
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Oliver's Place Farm family photo representing three of the six generations
Southwest Regional Food Business Center: Article

Continuing a Legacy: Oliver’s Place Brings Six Generations of Farming into the Future

July 27, 2026
By Monica C Drazba
Continuing a Legacy: Oliver’s Place Brings Six Generations of Farming into the FutureSupporting Utah Agritourism and Dairy Sales through Technical Assistance and Networking For Chalise and Kyle Smith, Oliver’s Place is more than just a business—it’s a continuation of six generations of hard…
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artichokes growing on a plant
UC Marin Master Gardeners: Article

The second spring: Why August is the time to plan for fall vegetable gardens

July 27, 2026
 If you've been sad thinking the end of summer means the end of your vegetable garden, don't be. In Marin, August isn't the season's last chapter. It's the beginning of a second one, and if you play it right, you'll be cutting heads of broccoli and harvesting handfuls of kale while your neighbors are…
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native plants planted in containers
UC Marin Master Gardeners: Event

Growing Natives in Containers

Aug 14, 2026

Program: Learn how to create a small habitat of California native plants, even if you have limited garden space. By planting native plants in containers, you can enjoy the presence of birds, butterflies and other native pollinators while adding beauty and interest to your patio, deck or entryway. The…
UC Marin Master Gardeners
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Santa Clara County Cooperative Extension: Event

Composting Basics, San Jose

Aug 22, 2026

Learn the art and science behind composting from a local UC Certified Master Composter. Learn about the importance of managing your organic waste (food scraps and yard trimmings) at home. As the drought worsens and the climate warms, home-based waste management has never been more relevant. With wide…
Santa Clara County Cooperative Extension
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California Institute for Water Resources: Page

Partnerships & Peer Collaboration

WISER  ›  Partnerships & Peer CollaborationWorking TogetherWISER collaborates with peer organizations to strengthen our tools, resources, and outreach. Together, we review products, share expertise, and develop joint projects and materials that support water resilience across California. ←…
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California Institute for Water Resources: Page

Community Engagement & Participatory Water Monitoring

WISER  ›  Community Engagement & Participatory Water MonitoringCommunity Partnerships & MonitoringWISER works with communities to co-create knowledge, strengthen water-quality monitoring, and empower local action for healthier watersheds. ← Back to the WISER Program  …
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red buckwheat, a CA native in full bloom
UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County: Event

MCP California Native, Succulent, and Garlic/Shallot Sale - San Jose

Sep 19, 2026

Add to the beauty of your yard with California native plants or succulents. Find the best plant for your space. Master Gardeners will also answer questions about these plants for you.Native Plants: Learn more about beautiful California native plants for your yard. This is an opportunity to ask questions…
UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County
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experimental-beds-garlic Monique Frappier
UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County: Event

MCP Flavor Boost with Garlic and Shallots - San Jose

Sep 19, 2026

Get ready to spice up your garden! We’re diving into the world of alliums, covering everything from softneck and hardneck garlic varieties to gourmet shallots. We will walk you through a foolproof holiday-based timeline: planting by Thanksgiving, fertilizing in March, and harvesting in June. You’ll also…
UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County
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