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Please find the attached document to provide the previous week’s estimated water use report in terms of evapotranspiration for almonds, peaches, walnuts, established vineyard, alfalfa, and pasture in Stanislaus County. This report may be used as a guide in your irrigation schedule for the…
Stem rot is a common rice pathogen present in all fields. The pathogen produces resting structures called sclerotia that survive in the soil after harvest. The sclerotia germinate in the spring and the pathogen infects tillers at the water level approximately when plants reach panicle initiation (45 to 50…
Have you ever wondered why you can't seem to grow beefsteak tomatoes in your Alameda City garden even though your friend in Livermore gets huge and wonderfully tasty ones? A big part of the answer relates to the different microclimates of each city. The University of California Agriculture and Natural…
Afterschool and Enrichment Programs4-H Afterschool and School Enrichment Programs is a special focus area within the California 4-H Youth Development Program. We partner with community youth-serving agencies to support quality afterschool environments. We provide support to existing …
Weeding Out Weeds"Weeding out Weeds" Come learn about the many strategies that will help you get control of the weeds on your property. What common weeds should be eliminated, and what plants are not technically weeds but need to be planted with caution or avoided altogether. Presented by Deborah…
The Miracles of MulchDiscover how a simple layer of the right material can transform your garden into a thriving, low-maintenance ecosystem. Learn which mulches feed your soil, conserve precious water, suppress weeds, and moderate temperature extremes—all while reducing your workload. Presented by Mike…
Under the Weather - When Plants Get the Blues."Under the Weather: When Plants Get the Blues (and Yellows, and Browns)"Diagnosing a plant problem is a lot like forensic science—you have to separate the "crimes" committed by living organisms (biotic agents that cause disease) from the "accidents" caused by the…
Amazing BasilDid you know there are over 150 varieties of basil, each with unique aromas, colors, andhealing properties. Rose Lovell of Morning Sun Herb Farm will explore how this ancient plant servesas a culinary staple, a medicinal powerhouse, and a stunning ornamental addition to any landscape.Presented…
"A Healthier Garden Starts Here"Want healthier plants with fewer chemicals? Learn how to create a garden ecosystemwhere pollinators and beneficial insects naturally control pests and diseases for you. Discoverpractical strategies to let nature restore balance in your yard—reducing your workload, costs,…