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A little rose care this spring can lead to healthier roses and more blooms. Learn about when to prune roses (hint: some should be pruned in late spring), and how to prevent or treat common diseases and pests, including mildew, rust, black spot, aphids, and spider mites.
UC Master Gardeners will discuss the details of soil testing, including when and how to test, as well as the roles of fertilizers, amendments, and mulch in soil improvement.
UC Master Gardener Mike Zigelman will be talking about tomatoes, everything from their humble origins to why those store bought tomatoes are so bland; how to select, plant and care for them and even how to graft them. Hopefully, we'll almost achieve TMI (Too Much Information) for even the most devoted tomato…
UC Master Gardeners will present on growing citrus and avocado trees for home gardens. The workshop will cover the unique features of different varieties of avocados. Care of these crops and common pest and disease problems seen by growers will also be discussed.
The Climate Smart Agriculture ProgramThe Climate Smart Agriculture Program is a team of Community Education Specialists that have historically provided technical assistance to local growers, for CDFA's Healthy Soils Program (HSP), State Water Efficiency and Enhancement Program (SWEEP), and Alternative…
UC Master Gardeners will present on growing citrus and avocado trees for home gardens. The workshop will cover the unique features of different varieties of avocados. Care of these crops and common pest and disease problems seen by growers will also be discussed.
4-H, FFA, & Independent Featuring Dr. Celina Phillips, Professor of Animal Science, Chico College of Ag. Understanding the fundamentals of livestock feeds and nutrition.Learn how to customize your feeding program to maximize market animal performance.
A little rose care this spring can lead to healthier roses and more blooms. Learn about when to prune roses (hint: some should be pruned in late spring), and how to prevent or treat common diseases and pests, including mildew, rust, black spot, aphids, and spider mites.
UC Master Gardeners will discuss the details of soil testing, including when and how to test, as well as the roles of fertilizers, amendments, and mulch in soil improvement.
