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There's plant Bloom outside Sure sign of Spring appearing Early Gardening...

As many students continue online learning due to COVID-19, 4-H hands-on learning activities are keeping them excited and engaged in education.

This past summer, I had to stress my hydrangeas terribly by moving them to replace the entry deck. In the meantime, I tried to keep them, and several other plants, alive despite their roots having been cut and moving them "out of the way" while the work was being done.

If you're meandering around the UC Riverside campus and see a cockroach, it might have a connection to UC Davis distinguished professor Bruce Hammock. This is a story of what might have been that never was and never will be and it all has to do with Hammock's cockroaches.

In This Issue: Almond Orchard Management Considerations Early Season Irrigation: Do We Know When to Start?

At UC ANR, we make recommendations based on science. Our intent is not to convince people to get vaccinated, but to present information to help them make informed decisions.

The Western Center for Agricultural Health and Safety is seeking proposals for short-term research, outreach or educational projects on a wide range of topics that address occupational health and safety in agriculture in Arizona, California, Hawaii, and/or Nevada.

Virtual mini lesson with elementary students about farm animals See attached for more information!...

There are a few things that 4-H is known for, Animals, Leadership, and Record Keeping. You can ask any 4-H alumni about 4-H record books and they will all remember working on their books.

Grant Opportunity to Implement Healthy Soils Practices Applications open March 1st to April 22nd - $25,000 max award See attached for link and information...