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UC Cooperative Extension co-hosts Sonoma County Grape Days each year in February with the Sonoma County Vineyard Technical Group. For upcoming Grape Day information please visit UCCE North Coast Viticulture Events page. For past Grape Day presentations please visit: https://ucanr.
4-H club officers are elected annually in accordance with the club's constitution and bylaws. Under the guidance of the 4-H community club leader and/or the officer's advisor, officers are responsible for a particular part of the 4-H club's function.
4-H Leadership Team Scholarship Application & Packet-Pat Groverman & Emerson Hogue submission due May 15
CA Farm Bureau Scholarship submission due January 31 SRJC Foundation Scholarship submission due March 2 Youth Ag.
New Parents Handbook - contact the 4-H Office for more information about this document. The Cloverpedia offers explanations and definitions of common 4-H terms and words. 4-H Adult Agreement As a parent in the 4-H Program, your participation is important for the success of your child.
Sonoma County 4-H Fashion Revue April 26, 2026 YAL Center, Rohnert Park CA Sonoma County 4-H Fashion Revue is a fun opportunity for Sonoma County 4-H members to show off the knowledge, skills, and creativity they have used to create various clothing or textile related entries.
Members who compete at County Presentation Day and receive a gold and blue medal in their division are qualified to compete at Sectional 4-H Presentation Day. Sectional 4-H Presentation Days are qualifying events for the Regional Presentation Day.
Each year, a 4-H member enrolls in at least one project. Members participating for the first time may be encouraged to take on only one or two projects. As members gain experience, the size or depth of the project may increase or additional projects may be selected.
The IPM program works with the agricultural industry in the research and implementation of alternative pest control methods, in order to decrease the use of pesticides. The current emphasis in the North Coast is on pest management systems for wine grapes, olives, walnuts and pears.
This dictionary shows translations between Latin, English and Spanish. It is based on the University of California Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources publication N3314 compiled by Irene Tenney (1986) with forward by Leopoldo Caltagirone. Additional terms are added as needed.
