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November 2020...

The UCCE promotes healthy people and communities through an engaging physical activity workshop series where 63 early childhood education professionals reported positive learning experiences and the intention to adopt physical activity practices in early childhood education classrooms.

It's titled When Words Are Not Enough. A newly installed UC Davis mural created by students enrolled in a remote-instructed class on symbolism and design is more than enoughit's considered gorgeous, awesome and amazing.

El Da de Accin de Gracias puede ser un tiempo de celebracin, gratitud y compartir.

Our mission to help Californians continues despite the COVID-19 pandemic. With your help, we provide practical, trusted pest management answers to people like you across our state. Support the work of the UC IPM Urban and Community Program with your gift.

The safety of the weed killer glyphosate, the active ingredient in some well-known Roundup products, has been the subject of attention recently because of lawsuits that connected the chemical to cancer in humans. Based on extensive scientific research, U.S.

Dear 4-H Families, We are working on hosting the "Pancake Breakfast" in 2020 style. We are working on new ideas for a drive thru event. We are asking for parents and leader to join us on Wednesday, Nov 25th at 6 pm by zoom. We welcome parents with drive thru fundraising experience & a rep.

About 4 years ago my dad's banana trees in Modesto were outgrowing their space. He wanted to rebuild the redwood gate that the clump grew next to. The tree had been there when my parents bought the house decades ago.

In many ways our pest and disease management of fruit tree crops are exacerbated by our cultural practices. Avocado and citrus offer some very clear demonstrations of how we manage our trees can lead to reduced pesticide use.

Are you ready to convert your thirsty lawn to a beautiful array of low water plants? Have you had your fill of the crazy quilt approach to planting? Do you wonder why some gardens seem perfect in their space? Would you like to create a garden that makes a personal statement?