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Globally, approximately 570 million small and medium-sized farms need training in various agricultural fields. However, the delivery of agriculture training faces significant challenges.

It's a dry year, no doubt about it, but there are still apples to harvest, bulbs and cover crops to plant, and tools to clean. Here's a a month-by-month to-do list to keep your garden in tip top shape in the fall.

It's a dry year, no doubt about it, but there are still apples to harvest, bulbs and cover crops to plant, and tools to clean. Here's a a month-by-month to-do list to keep your garden in tip top shape in the fall.

Working as an irrigator seems straightforward at first: if you're not watering plants by hand, you're building and managing systems that can do the watering.

In this issue: Fertilizing Your Trees, Unusual Edible: Chocolate Vine, Cover Cropping in Foothill Gardens, Hotline FAQs: Soil for Raised Vegetable Beds, All-Star: Marina Madrone, Water-Wise Gardening, Nevada County Demonstration Garden News, 2025 Gardening Guide and Calendar, Insect Bytes, BotLat: Red Flag…

July and August are traditionally the hottest months of the year, and this year is breaking heat records everywhere. Many plants do not do well in the heat, but plants native to the Central Valley have evolved over time and are adapted to our hot summer weather.

The Kearney Field Crops, Alfalfa and Forage Field Day will be on Friday, September 13, 2024. The field day will take place at the Kearney Research and Extension Center, 9240 S. Riverbend Ave., Parlier, CA 93648.

Upcoming Events Buyer Thank You Letters due by September 30th Friends of the Siskiyou County Museum Fun Day September 28th 2024-2025 Registration is Open Officer Books & Record Books Due September 15th NEW!! 4-H Achievement Record Books and Forms...