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UC Marin Master Gardeners: Article

Common soil problems in Marin

March 8, 2025
 Good garden soil contains 30-50% sand, 30-50% silt, 20-30% clay, and 5-10% organic water. The bacteria, fungi, and worms in the soil produce substances that act like glue, binding all these different parts together to form groupings. These groupings determine the size of the soil pore space. In…
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Figure 1: Classroom teaching at KARE. Photo Credit Amber Butland.
UC Delivers: Article

Sustaining Healthy Agricultural Communities through a Sprayer Calibration Training for Small-Scale Socially-Disadvantaged Farmers

March 7, 2025
By Marianna J Castiaux, Peter A Larbi, Manpreet Singh
After attending the Sprayer Calibration training for small scale farmers at the Kearney Agricultural Research and Extension (KARE) Center, 100% of participants reported an increase in learning about spray application best practices, which can lead to an improvement in accuracy and effectiveness of pesticide…
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Cooperative Extension Ventura County: Event

Spray Safe

Event Date
Jun 12, 2025

SPRAY SAFE A FARMER TO FARMER COMMITMENT TO YOU JUNE 12, 2025 | 7:30 AM - 2:00 PM VC FAIRGROUNDS TO VIEW THE FLYER CLICK, HERE...
Cooperative Extension Ventura County
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UC Master Gardeners of Stanislaus County: Event

The New Front Yard - Turlock Community Garden

Event Date
Mar 8, 2025

Are you ready for something new? Thinking about replacing all or part of your lawn? This class is for you! Learn how to replace your sprinkler system and convert to drip. Hear about some low water use plants, including a list of plants that can provide bloom year-round.
UC Master Gardeners of Stanislaus County
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Santa Cruz County: Event

Native Plants Past & Future with the Amah Mutsun Community

Event Date
Mar 29, 2025

Join us to learn about the native plants of San Benito and surrounding counties. We'll explore their biodiversity, beauty, ethnobotany and ecological benefits. We can only imagine how diverse the flora of San Benito County was in past centuries.
Santa Cruz County
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