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UC 4-H Program of Tuolumne County: Article

November 2019 Tooter

November 8, 2019
In this issue: -Central Area Youth Summit -Drive Thru Dinner -Updated PDR...
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Colusa County: Article

November 2019

November 8, 2019
Book of the Month Lasagna Gardening Ornamental Plant of the Month Vermillionaire Firecracker Plant Edible Plant of the Month Chard Recipe of the Month Autumn Harvest Salad with Pomegranates Events Second Saturday at the Library - November 9 Garden Chat - November 26 Wreath Workshop - December 7...
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Under the Solano Sun: Article

Love the Enemy

November 8, 2019
Driving through Canada was quite beautiful and since we were on vacation, we stayed on rural roads, mostly in the Rockies. The first thing that struck me was the beautiful orange-red hue of the distant hills very widespread and quite striking. We immediately wondered what plant it was.
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slow burn through orchard

Avocado Orchards After the Fire

November 8, 2019
By Ben A Faber
The very fact that avocados can be grown in hard to get to places means that the trees are also in areas that are subject to wildfire damage. Recently several hundred acres of avocado burned in the foothills. The fire was fanned by high winds and low humidity.
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HOrT COCO-UC Master Gardener Program of Contra Costa: Article

Need Help to Remove Ants & Aphids from New Raised Vegetable Bed!!

November 8, 2019
Help for the Home Gardener from the Help Desk of the UC Master Gardener Program of Contra Costa County Gardener's Request: Thank you for contacting the UC Master Gardener Program Help Desk about the ant pests in your recently installed raised bed vegetable garden.
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ANR Adventures: Article

Another week flies by

November 7, 2019
By Wendy Powers
The week has flown by. The fall is flying by. It's all good but hard to keep up. Others have made the same comment. I hope this isn't a sign of age. Monday turned out to be one meeting after the next, but all good meetings.
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Wright State biology professor Don Cipollini earlier discovered that the emerald green ash borer targets the white fringetree, Chionanthus virginicus, native to the savannas and lowlands of the southeastern United States. Later he and fellow researchers discovered it also infests an olive tree species. (Photo by Chris Snyder)
Bug Squad: Article

The Emerald Ash Borer Doesn't Just Target Ash Trees

November 7, 2019
By Kathy Keatley Garvey
The emerald ash borer, a wood-boring beetle native to northeastern Asia and now invasive in much of the United States, doesn't just target ash trees. The jewel beetle engages in host shifting.
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