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The Kearney Field Crops, Alfalfa and Forage Field Day will be on Friday, September 13, 2024. The field day will take place at the Kearney Research and Extension Center, 9240 S. Riverbend Ave., Parlier, CA 93648.

Upcoming Events Buyer Thank You Letters due by September 30th Friends of the Siskiyou County Museum Fun Day September 28th 2024-2025 Registration is Open Officer Books & Record Books Due September 15th NEW!! 4-H Achievement Record Books and Forms...

Working as an irrigator seems straightforward at first: if you're not watering plants by hand, you're building and managing systems that can do the watering.

We are dreaming of fall gardens and cooler weather. Summer will leave us soon, and we can start to enjoy the coziness of fall. This month, we are focusing on video for social media! Video is one of the most requested topics for help and resources. We are covering some basics this month to help get you headed…

Holiday? What holiday? It's Labor Day, but honey bees aren't relaxing. They're out in force collecting nectar, pollen, water and propolis.

Question: Can you direct me to recipes for canning banana bread and carrot cake? I want to make these to give as gifts. Thank you. Response: Thank you for contacting us with your question about canning breads and cakes to give as gifts.

The holiday season will soon be upon us, a time to gather with family and friends and share the bounty of the harvest. It's the perfect occasion to showcase and send home with your guests those jars of cranberry jelly and other homemade treats you carefully preserved over the summer.

As the new school year begins, packing a nutritious and safe lunch for your child is a top priority. While it's essential to provide balanced meals that fuel their day, it's equally crucial to ensure that these meals are free from foodborne pathogens.

Our weather patterns and conditions in the Central San Joaquin Valley are directly influenced by the water temperatures in the Pacific Ocean.

This cross between Chilopsis (desert willow) and Catalpa was introduced just a few years ago and is the only shrub form Chitalpa. Growing 5 to 8 feet tall and 3 to 4 feet wide, it produces pinkish purple orchid- or snapdragon-like blooms in spring and sporadically throughout summer.