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We are sharing our summer newsletter again because some of our readers did not get the email when we sent it out. We hope you enjoy it! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A new edition of Garden Notes is now available.

If you want to bee-come a beekeeper, bee scientists at the University of California at Davis will oblige.

As a child growing up in Dixon, she remembers picking bell peppers and sorting tomatoes with her farmworker-parents and siblings. They also labored in fruit-cutting sheds in nearby Winters.

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Most Californians do not live near a UC campus and therefore do not know that UC is present in their communities. We need to make all Californians aware that UC ANR is the local UC connection, delivering a variety of programs, services and research that builds and supports the local community.

Here is the September 4-H Newsletter. Lots of information on upcoming events, record book deadline and our 70th Anniversary Dinner and Fundraiser slated for November 2.

In early July my husband and I were in Renton Washington, a community near Seattle. We went for a late afternoon walk along a lakeside park called Coulon Beach Park. It's a lovely park that is beautifully landscaped.

Welcome back! Paper Clover Campaign and 4-H Week! Representing 4-H and the Code of Conduct Join 4-H Leader's Council Emerald Star Spotlights and more! Don't forget to enroll for the 2019-2020 4-H program year! https://www.4honline.

In preparation for UCPath, a new version of the time reporting system (TRS) will be deployed in early September for August monthly timesheets. Monthly paid employees will use the new TRS to report August vacation and sick leave Wait until Monday, Sept. 9, to log into TRS (trs.ucdavis.

An Asian citrus psyllid (ACP) sample confirmed positive for Candidatus Liberibacter asiaticus (CLas) was collected approximately seven miles south of the U.S.-Mexico border on the eastern outskirts of Tijuana, Mexico earlier this month.