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Mark your calendar! July 15, 2019 The 3rd Annual UAV/Ag Technology Field Day Presented by UC Cooperative Extension, Merced County 9am to 11:30am (CE registration begins at 8:30am) Bowles Farming Headquarters 11609 Hereford Road, Los Banos, CA 93635 Events: UAV/Drone demonstration flights: -CSU Fresn...

This week on In the Garden with UC Master Gardeners, MG and KUCI staff host David Letourneau will speak with one of the leaders of the Master Gardener Hotline program and discuss the Hottest Hotline questions during this spring season.

Historically, fire fighting was a male-dominated field. With broader diversity needed, women are seizing the opportunity, reported The Nature Conservancy. TNC ran a feature on its website about a prescribed fire on its Disney Wildness Preserve in Florida staffed and managed by an all-women crew.

Mark your calendar! July 15, 2019 The 3rd Annual UAV/Ag Technology Field Day Presented by UC Cooperative Extension, Merced County 9am to 11:30am (CE registration begins at 8:30am) Bowles Farming Headquarters 11609 Hereford Road, Los Banos, CA 93635 Events: UAV/Drone demonstration flights: -CSU Fresn...

After the recent spate of storms, reports of hail damage have come in to several UCCE offices. In response, Dr.

Two weeks ago, I was thrilled to discover my Bottle Brush plant, Callistemon citrinus, had finally flowered. There was one full blossom and a few small wispy ones.

Special Council Meeting Notice County Record Book Competition Yuba-Sutter Fair Sign-ups Club Deadlines (end of year required documents) Big Dig Day of Giving State 4-H Advisory Committee State of Young People 4-H Record Books Award and Scholarship Opportunities 4-H Club Meetings...

Garden Chat with the Master Gardeners Tuesday May 28 1-2 pm Arbuckle Library...

Scientific evidence of a warming climate in California and across the globe is clear, but the impacts on ecosystems and agriculture are still difficult to predict. Sophisticated computer models are used to forecast future climate.

Perusing plants at a Santa Barbara nursery while on vacation a few years back, I was drawn to an unusual looking aloe.