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Hello, spring! It's not "officially" spring until we see--and photograph--the spectacular Western tiger swallowtail, Papilio rutulus. One landed March 30 on an aromatic white lilac bush in Alamo Creek Park, Vacaville. It lingered long enough for a few photos and then fluttered away.

In This Issue UCCE Virtual Walnut Series Orchard Management Considerations New walnut variety UC Wolfskill released Pulling the trigger for the start of irrigation in the spring: Too much too soon for walnuts?

The Siskiyou County Cattlemen's Association gives out three $500 scholarships to graduating seniors with a declared agricultural major and one $1,000 continuing education scholarship to college students currently enrolled in college with a declared major in Agriculture (this is a continuing educatio...

Hello 4-H Community, The Monterey County 4-H Leaders Council is pleased to offer a post high school scholarship to graduating 4-H members who have made the 4-H Youth Program a part of their lives through their focused work.

2020-2021 Fall and Winter Chilling for Pistachio Why the UCBI Rootstock is Salinity Tolerant...

In this issues: - Record Book Resources - 4-H Fest info - Club Reports...

In this issue: - Emerald Star Project - Scholarship News - Presentation Day Award Ceremony...

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Reposted from UC Berkeley news Communities impacted by California's recent megafires, such as the 2018 Woolsey fire, can face lasting social and economic hardships, including high unemployment and housing shortages.

What a joy it is to be able to step outside your door to harvest the fresh herbs that can make the difference between a dish that tastes good and one that tastes wonderful! Culinary herbs are easy to grow if you have the right location, good drainage and the right potting mix, and several herbs with...