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Research on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) shows how traumatic events, or life experiences that cause psychological distress (Gradus & Galea, 2022), that occur during childhood (0-17 years) have profound implications on an individual's long-term health and well-being, physically, mentally, and...

If you liveinYolo County, I suggest you plant citrus. I grow navel oranges,caracara oranges, Eureka lemons,satsuma mandarins, and ruby red grapefruits in my backyard. Most of these fruits can be eaten just as they are, and provide abundant winter gifts for family, neighbors and friends.

Years ago, we cut down three Liquidambar (Sweetgum) trees. Beautiful trees in the fall, but the gumballs were literally a pain, and the roots heaved the sidewalk.

Wednesday, February 26, 2025 8:00AM to 1:00PM UCCE Kern County Office in Bakersfield See attached for registration link and agenda Continuing Education Units (CEU) for Certified Crop Advisors (CCA) will be requested.

One of the benefits of Cooperative Extension is the ability to collaborate with different Extension programs, such as the Master Gardener Program.

Recent rainfall in Fresno County has created puddles and stagnant water. With the temperature warming up, this combination offers the perfect situation for mosquitoes to breed. The UC Integrated Pest Management program encourages residents "drain after the rain" to prevent mosquito-breeding sites.

In this issue: New Cattle ID Requirements What has changed? Beef Cattle Health Webinars Are we Driving Low Birthweight too Far? Is it Time for you to Consider Fenceline Weaning?

In this issue: Spring Garlic, Unusual Edible: Chayote, Common Myths About Citru,s Tour the Placer County Demonstration Garden, Best Practices of Great Gardeners, Q&As: When to Plant Perennials, Garden Design: Ground Covers, Climate Ready Plants, Insect Bytes: Murder Hornets, Tomatogeddon Last Summer?

The University of California Office of the President invites employees to comment on proposed revisions to the three UC policies below. Presidential Policy A-60 - Short-Term Investment Pool (STIP)-Distribution of Income (Rescission) The policy is outdated and no longer reflects current practices.

A new research brief developed by the Nutrition Policy Institute outlines the results and implications of the 2023 study: Association of Frequency of School Meal Consumption and Student Dietary Intake During COVID-Related School Closures.