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Coffee in California, a new citrus disease, irrigating potted trees and an update on HLB.

UC Cooperative Extension specialist Kaan Kurtural is managing a vineyard at the 40-acre UC Oakville Field Station in Napa County with virtually no manual labor, reported Tim Hearden in Capital Press. We set this up to be a no-touch vineyard, Kurtural said.

2018 Kern County Potato Variety Trial Field Day Wednesday, June 6, 2018 Hart Memorial Park - 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Learn about their care, maintenance, propagation, choosing pots for them, and using tools the safe way. You'll hear tips for working with varieties of succulent plants in the garden, in pots, and for special projects.

So there she was, flattened out on the patio on Mother's Day, and barely moving. Vito, our curious canine, paused, sniffed, and then walked away. He was not at all interested. But I was.

After a quarterly meeting with the goal owners of the strategic plan, I headed to Ukiah this afternoon. It was definitely the driest I have seen Hopland, making it a beautiful drive up 101. No wonder the coastal area is home to some of California's happiest cows. I passed San Quentin on the drive.

UC Cooperative Extension will host a Small Grains and Soil Health Field Meeting on Tuesday, June 5, 2018, from 9:30am to noon, on Staten Island in the San Joaquin County Delta. The agenda is pasted below and attached. The attached version includes a map and directions.

UC Cooperative Extension will host a Small Grains and Soil Health Field Meeting on Tuesday, June 5, 2018, from 9:30am to noon, on Staten Island in the San Joaquin County Delta. The agenda is pasted below and attached. The attached version includes a map and directions.

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Critters! By Jutta Thoerner UCCE Master Gardener I have more mounds in my garden than vegetables, Help! Doris, Paso Robles Yes, spring is here along with many critters that like to share the bounty in our garden.