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On our last spring road trip, I encountered something unusual on the drive home. We (meaning, I) like meandering around, taking the road less taken than what the GPS says is the closest and fastest way home. It's the best way to know the area, in case you get lost next time.
The Unwanted Artichoke True Bulbs and Other Bulb-Like Structures Preservation Pointers: Fruity Flavorites A Dynamic Duo: Betty Victor and Daughter Toni Greer Blooms for the Holidays: Not Just Poinsettia, Amaryllis or Easter Lily Four Common Bare Root Tree Fables You Have a Friend at the Vallejo Farm...
EVALUATION OF DRIP IRRIGATION IN ORGANIC SPINACH PRODUCTION AND DOWNY MILDEW MANAGEMENT INTERACTIONS OF Priaxor Xemium Fungicide AND Sefina Inscalis Insecticide ON FALL ALFALFA INSECTS, ALFALFA YIELDS AND QUALITY PRESS RELEASE: MASTER GARDENER SEPTEMBER 2022 CATTLECAL NEWSLETTER UPDATE MORINGA AWARE...
In 2022, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Conservancy, in partnership with the Department of Water Resources and the Office of the Delta Watermaster, launched the Delta Drought Response Pilot Program (DDRPP).
Submitted by Christine Kampmann, 4-H Community Education Specialist October 3, 2022 Glenn County Youth to Celebrate National 4-H Week: October 2-8 Every year, National 4-H Week sees millions of youth, parents, volunteers and alumni come together to celebrate the many positive youth development oppor...
Join UC Cooperative Extension for a symposium featuring current research and practices regarding ranch and livestock fencing. Speakers and presentation topics will include: Wenjing Xu, Ph.D.
During the summer, the MG Herb Study group met monthly to discover and discuss the herb of the month. June's herb was Basil, July's was mint, and August's was lemon balm. All three are great additions for gardens and add unique flavors and aromas to chosen dishes. September's herb is coffee.
Avid gardeners know a successful garden is a result of research, planning, trial and error, hard work, and evolution. The Learning Landscape located at the Robert J. Cabral Agricultural Center, 2101 E.
Fall, aka Autumn, normally begins in earnest as nuts come off trees and pumpkins come off the vines. I know commercially grown pumpkins and gourds have been coming off the vines for over 6-8 weeks now and almonds seemed a little early as well.
