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California Oak Health

In April 2020, UC Cooperative Extension with support from Sonoma State University, Center for Environmental Inquiry hosted a California Oak Health workshop for oak enthusiasts, landowners, natural resource managers, and foresters to discuss issues faced by Californias native oak trees and oak woodla...
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Climate Smart Agriculture

The University of California Cooperative Extension (UCCE) is pleased to be working with the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) to provide technical assistance for the CDFA's Office of Environmental Farming and Innovation (OEFI) on Climate Smart Ag Programs.
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4-H Fair Info

The CDFA statewide ban on poultry and dairy cattle exhibition is meant to mitigate the spread of the H5N1 virus by reducing exposure of uninfected flocks and dairy cattle herds at fairs and shows. This ban does not include restrictions on 4-H project meetings for poultry and dairy cattle.
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Fundraising & Facility Use Agreements

1. Submit a Fundraising Approval Form - Minimum 2 weeks prior to Fundraiser -Should always have a Community Club Leader's signature in the 4-H Adult Volunteer portion -If Club President is unavailable to sign, the Project leader in charge may sign instead.
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4-H Newsletters

MC 4-H January Newsletter 2024 MC 4-H April Newsletter 2024 MC 4-H May Newsletter 2024 MC 4-H July Newsletter 2024 MC 4-H August Newsletter 2024 4-H Mendocino County- Zones Map October 2024 MC 4-H November Newsletter 2024 4-H Leadership Unit Newsletter 2024 MC 4-H February Newsletter 2023 MC 4-H Apr...
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Mendocino County Council Meeting Minutes

Historically, Mendocino County has functioned with an Executive Committee that held County Council meetings, inviting both youth and adult representatives to attend and discuss program planning decisions.
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Livestock and Natural Resource Management

The Livestock and Natural Resource Management Program focuses on efforts to keep livestock and rangeland itself healthy and productive. The program assists landowners through problem-solving research and by providing science based information that promotes good stewardship and sustainability.
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