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Why now is a good time to think about having a plan to manage your forestland

September 11, 2020
By Kimberly C Ingram
With over 7,600 wildfire incidents and 2.2 million acres of forestland burned in California as of early September, it is understandable how some private forest landowners might feel both paralyzed and spurred into forest management activity at the same time.
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Latest Dope on Argentine Ants

September 11, 2020
By Ben A Faber
Dr. Hoddle presented about how to monitor and manage Argentine ant in citrus orchards with liquid baiting systems and discussed why ant management has such strong benefits for the suppression of sap-sucking pests by natural enemies.
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Sheet mulching around existing plants, Eve Werner
The Real Dirt: Article

Find Some Dirt!

September 11, 2020
Does growing a vegetable garden sound like something you'd like to do, but you don't feel confident or equipped to do it? Well, here's the deal: find some dirt, and then add plants. It's that simple.
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Walnut- Fall 2020

September 10, 2020
In this issue: Advisor Farewell Fall Walnut Orchard Management Considerations Tree and Orchard Replanting Considerations in a Lean Price Year Walnut Cultivar Table Selecting the Right Clonal Walnut Rootstock for Managing Soil and Pest Problems...
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Sept 2020 WALNUT SVR Newsletter Vol #9

September 10, 2020
In This Issue: Walnut Cultivar Table Allan Fulton, Irrigation/Water Advisor Retires Fall Walnut Orchard Management Considerations Tree and Orchard Replanting Considerations in a Lean Price Year Selecting the Right Clonal Walnut Rootstock for Managing Soil and Pest Problems...
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Have Your Heard "Succulents " on In The Garden Radio

September 10, 2020
You'll hear tips for working with all kinds of varieties of succulent plants in the garden, in pots, and for special projects. Would you like to get updates from the Orange County Master Gardeners? Hear about what we are doing in the community Receive the "Garden Beet".
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