Archive Nut, Prune and Olive Programs

Embarking on the journey of becoming a Master Gardener trainee has been a revelation, fueled by my deep-rooted passion for nurturing life from seed to the vibrant bloom of flowers.

If you like learning about trapdoor spiders, be sure to read the newly published research from the arachnology laboratory of Professor Jason Bond, University of California, Davis.

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Spring marks the onset of the environmental education event season. We've curated a comprehensive list of events scheduled through May, emphasizing environmental literacy, climate education, and participatory science opportunities throughout the County.

In this issue: Cover crop learning opportunities coming up in March Automated transplanter side-by-side comparisons: preliminary results Monitoring western flower thrips using degree-day models Fusarium falciforme tolerant varieties South Sacramento Valley Processing Tomato Production Meeting: prese...

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 Homemade seasoning mixes, herbs, and spices are undoubtedly the unsung heroes of the culinary world, adding a delightful array of flavors and aromas to our food.Incredibly, these preserved foods originate fresh from plants like leaves, stems, seeds, and roots. After harvesting, the herbs and spices are…

Do the leaves on your rose bush ever get covered with a white powdery film? Have blossoms and shoots on your apple tree appeared to have been scorched? Or do new leaves on your peach tree pucker and turn a reddish-brown color????

Los chicos ya hacen planes para regresar el prximo ao al campamento organizado por UC ANR Docenas de estudiantes de primaria pasaron cuatro semanas viendo y aprendiendo cosas que jams hubieran imaginado conocer en su vida.

Workshop on Adapting Fruit and Nut Production Practices in the San Joaquin Valley to Changing and Variable Climate Thursday, March 7th at International Agri-Center in Tulare See attached for agenda and registration link...