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37th Annual Landscape Management Seminar 2019 Horticulture Classes Planting and Early Care of Deciduous Fruit Trees Wood Ashes for the Garden and Landscape...

Some that Martin Guerena shared with us... From Ag Web :: January 14, 2019 January 14, 2019 08:27 AM By Chris Bennett Farm Journal Technology and Issues Editor Email One touch from old sparky and the current brings down the curtaindeath by electricity.

Food Faire coming soon Veterinarian, Dr.

The previous post described the importance of inspecting incoming plants and keeping a clean nursery to avoid pest introductions.

Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans; Updates to the Physical Activity Guidelines; Physical Activity - Pass It On; Program Opportunities...

In this issue: Upcoming Livestock Symposium Cattle Genetics Stockmanship Upcoming Drought Workshops...

Pesticide Safety Instructor TrainingWorkshops Update your knowledge of changing regulations! Registration: http://ipm.ucanr.edu/IPMPROJECT/workshops.

When you're five years old and just learning about the world around you and its inhabitants, it's okay to be a little apprehensive when you encounter a giant prickly stick insect with thornlike spikes. Even if your mother is holding it.

Join us Wednesday, January 30th, 2019 attheUCCE Yolo County Cooperative Extension Office in Woodland for a workshop on the State Water Efficiency Enhancement Program grant application. UC representatives will be on hand to discuss strategies and important information for successful applications.

Time's fun when you're studying flies! Student fly researchers greeted guests and explained their work at the Bohart Museum of Entomology open house held last Saturday, Jan. 12. The event, which took place from 1 to 4 p.m.