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Did you know that many landscape problems are not caused by either diseases or insects? In the majority of cases the culprits are poorly drained soils, irrigation issues, trees in too tight of quarters or improperly pruned, and other non-living (abiotic) maladies.

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If you missed enrolling in the Wax Working, Honey and Hive Products, a first-of-its-kind class offered Saturday, Dec. 7 by the Elina Nio lab at the University of California, Davis, you're in luck--but not until spring. The Dec. 7th class is sold out.

Lindcove Research and Extension Center recently held a gala event to kick off its fundraising campaign Sweetening the Future of Lindcove.

In this issue, you will find: Colusa County Food Basket Volunteering Opportunity! Colusa County Presentation Day entry information Two animal education day workshops, and much, much more!...

While scientific reports continue to mount confirming that global climate change is increasing temperatures, causing more frequent weather extremes and raising the sea level in California, UC Cooperative Extension is working to ensure the worst predictions are avoided and California residents and bu...

For UC Cooperative Extension (UCCE), attention to climate change goes beyond an increase in severe wildfires, droughts, floods and heat in California, and their impact on natural resources, agriculture and the state's economy.

San Benito County Weed Management Area A County, State, Federal and Private Partnership Bring weeds from your ranch to have them identified by a botanist! Wednesday, December 4, 2019 Veterans Memorial Building, 649 San Benito Street (Main Hall), Hollister, California For information call (831) 637-5...

Starting Out Right with this Year's Irrigated Double Crop of Small Grain Forages What do California Dairies Look Like? Funding Opportunities for Alternative Manure Management Projects High Bacterial Counts in Pasteurized Waste Milk?

Held entirely in Spanish, the 5th Latino Farmers Conference on Nov. 19 in Tulare County explored the challenges Latino farmers face day in and day out.