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Protecting California's forests and building climate-resilient communities and ecosystems requires forest landowners, managers, and natural resource professionals to actively engage in stewardship.

With all the rain last year, even extending into August and now with the rains since December there is a lot of natural ground cover growing, When it gets out of hand, we call it weedy.

Several of us are part of a multi-state project on electrical weed control in organic blueberry and orchard crops.

Los campos de San Bernardino y Riverside estn en alerta. La mosca oriental de la fruta (OFF, por sus siglas en ingls), ha desencadenado una cuarentena que obliga a los productores a tomar medidas estrictas para proteger los cultivos ctricos.

Monarchs and California golden poppies...Color them orange...Color them bold...Color them beautiful... And color them natives...

March 29, 2024 ABA Judging Scored! More than 40 Glenn County 4-H Youth Members participated in the ABA (Anything But Animals) Judging Event held on Thursday, February 15, 2024, at Plaza Elementary School, reports Glenn County 4-H Community Education Specialist Christine Kampmann.

Since I am half Scottish, drinking tea has always been a part of my life. A relaxing cup of tea is a wonderful way to start or end a day. It is comforting, delicious, and pairs well with many foods. Some varieties have medicinal properties.

More than 130 Glenn County 4-H members took advantage of the opportunity to participate in the Glenn County 4-H Livestock Challenge held on Thursday, February 15, 2024, at Plaza Elementary School, reports Community Education Specialist Christine Kampmann.

Humiston wins CUCSA leadership award, reappointed to state ag board Vice President Glenda Humiston was recently honored with the Outstanding Senior Leadership Award from CUCSA, the Council of UC Staff Assemblies.

Legislators, agency staff and other policymakers celebrated Ag Day at the Capitol in Sacramento with UC ANR leaders, UC Cooperative Extension advisors, The VINE, UC Master Gardeners and 4-H members on March 19.