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Russell Preston Scholarship Application Dr. Russell Preston was a family doctor in the community of Mendocino from 1909 until his death in 1954. For his medical abilities, kindness, and humanity he was extremely well-regarded in Mendocino.
A 4-H Record Book is a standard record of your activities in 4-H - your projects, activities, events, skills development and learning experiences. The 4-H Record Book helps you improve your skills in record keeping, goal management and reflection on your achievements and growth in 4-H.
This program allows members to be recognized for their individual accomplishments. Project Proficiency is a way to develop your skills and project information base.
Master Gardener trainees attend a training program comprising approximately 50+ hours of instruction in plant science and horticulture covering such topics as soils, fertilizers, irrigation, weeds, diseases, insects and other pests, fruit and landscape trees, vegetables, xeriscaping, and more.
Please read this article, " An Introduction to Being a Master Gardener ", to better understand what the annual obligations of our volunteers are in this program. There will be 16+/- classes weekly from January through April. The 2024/25 class will be virtual with hybrid in-person classes.
Have a sick plant? Not sure what's eating your tomatoes? If you find yourself needing to contact a Master Gardener concerning a not so healthy looking plant, you can start here with the plant diagnosis checklist.
Black oak basal sprout from a fire killed tree. Fire is all but inevitable in our Mediterranean climate, and after 1000's of years, it has shaped the way plants and animals have adapted.
Defensible Space Defensible space is the area surrounding a structure where plants and other landscape elements are maintained to decrease fire hazard, and allow firefighters to make a stand; addressing embers and spot fires before they grow.
Post Fire Restoration Dos and Donts A 4 page compilation by USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service summary document giving reminders of what to do and not to do on your property after a fire.
