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Archiving Documents and Pages IT has pushed out the IWP Archive and it is now available for all IWP users. As part of this release, we have proactively archived every document (Word files, PDFs, etc.) stored in IWP. Below you’ll find a quick guide on how the archive works.Where to Find the ArchiveThe…
The Salinas Watsonville growing region was beset by significant amounts of rain this past weekend, so it was time to go out and have a look. It's tough to see this, since while the crews are out picking as they have been for about a month, the fruit is being thrown away rather than put into clamshells…
Third Thursday Things from the Field Meeting Flyer - Thursday, April 16, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the UCCE Glenn County Office, 821 E. South Street, Orland, CA 95963. A recurring event to meet the Sac Valley orchard farm advisors in a casual setting and get timely updates on things we’ve been…
Blog by Nanelle Jones-Sullivan Bearded iris (Iris germanica) should be a perfect perennial here. Drought-tolerant, with instructions like “let the tubers bake in the sun”; yes, please! The flowers can be beautifully complex with the beard acting as a landing pad for pollinators, three upright…
Ready to grow your most productive garden yet? This session covers everything you need to transform a patch of dirt into a backyard bounty. Learn the secrets to perfect soil preparation, timing your planting for peak harvest, and keeping common pests at bay. Whether you're a first-timer or a seasoned grower,…
The gardening technique of the “Three Sisters” involves planting corn, beans, and squash together in a mutually beneficial arrangement. Enjoy discussing the 3 Sisters planting method with UC Master Gardener Aparna Bugwadia. We will discuss the history of the 3 Sisters planting and how it is a sustainable and…
It’s time to start thinking about planting your Spring and Summer Vegetables. Please join UC Master Gardener Maria Guerra for this exciting talk on purple vegetables that grow in our zone 9B and 10A. This will include both Indian and Asian vegetables. This will include eggplant, microgreens (including…
Spring is in full swing, and there’s lots to see at the Master Gardeners Demonstration Garden: buds, blooms, flowering shrubs, developing fruits, summer vegetable plants! Plus, wildlife: bees, birds, and butterflies. Here there is something for everyone to discover, enjoy, and perhaps try in their own yard…
