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Enough rain, cold and snow? Plenty of water for Spring plants Can you feel and think Spring?

The Southern Youth Summit (SYS) is sponsored by the state 4-H and the theme this year was Bee the Change. I have been to SYS for two years and it is a wonderful experience where I have learned leadership skills and met other 4-H youth leaders.

Pleased to report that Project Board Help was IT's test bunny and first adopter for the new sitebuilder design based on ANR's web refresh efforts. Here's a look at what your future sitebuilder pages will look like: https://ucanr.

Book of the Month - What's Wrong With My Plant?

James Schaeffer and his UCCE and CSU Fresno colleagues are conducting a survey to gather information on a relatively new weed problem in orchard crops of the San Joaquin Valley.

2018 Research Results 2019 Projects Fusarium wilt and crop rotation article...

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By Heather Dooley and Pat Hitchcock, UC Master Gardeners of Napa County The recent rain and cool weather have given us plenty of time to pore over all those seed catalogs looking for a new vegetable variety to try or reordering seeds for our favorites.

2018 Research Results 2019 Projects Fusarium wilt and crop rotation article...

Want to know what bug is making holes in the leaves of you shrub or eating your fruit? Or what is the pesky weed you cannot get rid off? The University of California Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources publications have four sets of Pest Identification cards for you.