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Water Measurement and Reporting Course Complying with SB88 Thursday, August 30th, 2018 12:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Elk Creek Grange 151 Church St., Elk Creek, CA.
Hello 4-H Families, We have had some scheduling issues with locations for the 4-H officer training. We have finally found a new location and time that works for everyone of the Teen Leadership Trainer and place of business for the workshop.
Dear Colleagues, There are several large fires threatening communities all over the state and causing concern. I want you to know we've been in touch with our colleagues in the fire zones and everyone is safe. Here's an update from the affected areas.
You are Invited to Attend the 2018 Chiricahua Rendezvous. The Chiricahua Rendezvous is a meeting of arborists, naturalists, and biologists to study trees and their adaptations in the Chiricahua Mountains of South East Arizona.
One of UC ANR Staff Assembly's goals is to foster an understanding of ANR's mission by providing learning and other opportunities to increase the exchange of knowledge in all aspects of the ANR community.
New Zealand Tea Tree By Polly Nelson UCCE Master Gardener Leptospermum scoparium; Myrtaceae Planting Zone: 14-24 (Sunset) Size of plant: height 6-15 feet; spread 3-6 feet Bloom description and season: -1 single or double showy flowers in red, pink or white petals surround a hard center cone that mat...
As we are in the mid-summer, many fields in the low desert region are preparing for soil solarization. Soil solarization is a widely adopted pest control method by organic growers in the low desert region.
Over 80% of the almond crop is borne on short, compact vegetative shoots called spurs. Each season, however, only a portion of the spur population on a given tree supports fruit production.