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State 3D Archery Tournament Registration Available
University of California 4-H Youth Development Program: Event

2026 State 3D Archery Competition

Mar 28, 2026

3D Archery Championship - Saturday, March 28, 2026 - 9:00 AMSpringville Archery Club Range - Springville, CA 93265Shooters may enter only one category. The county office must verify enrollment. Completed entry form and check from the county, made payable to: Tulare County 4-H Leader’s Council (TC 4-H LC) is…
University of California 4-H Youth Development Program
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UC Master Gardeners of Ventura County: Event

Ditch the Grass! Create a Drought-Tolerant Landscape/Simi Valley

Aug 1, 2026

Ditch the Grass! Create a Drought-Tolerant LandscapePhoto credit Pixabay Learn how to safely remove your water-hungry lawn and replace it with a beautiful, drought-tolerant garden. This class covers turf removal techniques, soil preparation, plant selection for your climate, and installation methods…
UC Master Gardeners of Ventura County
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UCCE Lassen County: Page

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Lassen CountyCooperative Extension 707 Nevada StreetSusanville, CA 96130Phone: (530) 251-2601Staff ListNameTitleEmailPhone NumberDavid LileLassen County CES Director, Agriculture Experiment Station (AES)Farm Advisor - Livestock and Natural Resources | UCCE Lassen Countydflile@ucanr.edu(530) 251…
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Patio sitting area that has a view of a tree that has been poorly pruned.
Garden Notes: Article

Offenses in the Garden That Trees (and Shrubs) Can’t Forgive

January 22, 2026
By Marceline D Sousa
Sherida Phibbs, UC Master Gardener Recently, my quiet neighborhood became an unintended classroom in what not to do with trees. In a short time, several neighbors made choices that seriously harmed mature trees—whether by topping, removing, or poorly pruning them. Watching these beautiful shade trees…
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leaves of a plant, edges are covered in frost
Garden Notes: Article

Protecting Plants from Extreme Cold

January 22, 2026
By Marceline D Sousa
Constance Starner, UC Master Gardener When you see leaves shriveling and turning black after a freeze, the plant is obviously damaged, but you may wonder exactly how that damage occurs. With a freeze, it’s the ice that forms in the plant cells when temperatures fall to 32°F or less, making water…
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UC ANR Policy Institute: Page

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Contact Our TeamImageImage  Anne Megaro, Ph.D.Title: Interim DirectorPhone: (530) 400-9337Email: ammegaro@ucanr.edu    Karen Jetter, Ph.D.Title: Associate Director and Project EconomistEmail: kjetter@ucanr.eduImageImage   JoLynn MillerTitle: Assistant Director and…
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Government and Community Relations: Page

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Contact Our TeamImage Anne Megaro, Ph.D.Title: DirectorPhone: 530-400-9337Email: ammegaro@ucanr.edu   Nestor LopezTitle: Assistant DirectorPhone: 530-723-3024Email: nflopez@ucanr.edu Image 
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Government and Community Relations: Page

County Spotlights

Counties are expected to complete a 2-page (1-page front and back) county overview by November 1st of each year (or the following Monday if November 1st lands on a weekend), which will be used for communication and advocacy purposes. For 2025, County Spotlights are due on Monday, November 3rd.
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green goddess calla flower where the edge is green and the rest of the flower is white
Under the Solano Sun: Article

Calla

January 22, 2026
By Jennifer M Baumbach
Blog by Nancy Forrest One plant that grows in abundance in my yard is the Calla (Zantedeschia aethiopica). This morning, after the rain, I noticed the first bloom and beginning of the Calla plants “patch” that comes up every year in my side yard. The Calla is from the Zantedeschia genus and belongs to…
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Ready-to-Print UC ANR Factsheets

Ready to Print One-PagerUC ANR Statewide Overview 2025  Additional Resources2024 UC ANR Annual Report UC ANR Brochure 2021  
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