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The window of summer is closed, and that back to school' feeling everyone knows has settled in- the excitement, the nerves, the first 7AM breakfast you've had in the last few months. However, the magic of summer lingers, and is a bit more difficult to express in words alone.

Agosto es la temporada de reproduccin de este insecto por lo que se aconseja a los dueos de casas inspeccionar sus estructuras peridicamente Cuando en el 2021 todos los esfuerzos de un fumigador privado por acabar con una plaga de la destructiva termita subterrnea de Formosa en una residencia de Ran...

How are livestock managers working with Resource Conservation Districts (RCDs) and scientists to explore improving the region's rangeland stewardship through work at Cal Poly's Swanton Pacific Ranch?

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In this issue: Calendar for upcoming events Leadership Opportunities community Education Specialist in Placer County 4-H Project Leaders Workshop series New Research: Establishing Parental Expectations Expanded Learning Opportunity Programs New: CA 4-H Resource Center...

Cruising the avocado orchard, checking out the irrigation system Then Bang!!!!!!! What hit me????? A little closer look, after clearing some sticky stuff off my head and hair and face and shirt and still not getting it completely off.

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The third week of September is National Houseplant Week! According to the National Initiative for Consumer Horticulture, having plants indoors can be helpful. Please enjoy this article about houseplant aesthetics from one of our UC Master Gardeners. You might live in a manse or cottage.

So here's this male monarch nectaring on a pink zinnia in a Vacaville pollinator garden. The nectar is rich and he is as hungry as a migrant butterfly seeking flight fuel for the long journey ahead.