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Lena Müeller and Her Research on Plant-Fungi Interactions

February 6, 2026
By Kathy Keatley Garvey
 Ever heard of "arbuscular mycorrhiza symbiosis?" It's a beneficial interaction between plants and fungi. And that will be the focal point of an upcoming UC Davis seminar by  plant molecular biologist Lena Müeller of the Salk Institute's Plant Molecular and Cellular Biology Laboratory, La…
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New UC IPM Citrus News

February 6, 2026
By Ben A Faber
Read some of the new stuff from IPM on Citrus Management on these Insect, Weed and Mammal Topics:Citrus: Fuller Rose Beetle, Herbicide treatment table, Roof Rats.  Rat Damage on Lemon TreeAnd then check out this video on Mealybugs:A new 4-minute instructional video on Monitoring for Citrus…
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N Management Training in Row Crops
Cooperative Extension, Sutter-Yuba Counties: Event

Practical Training on Nitrogen Management in Row Crops

Event Date
Mar 3, 2026

🌱 Practical Training on Nitrogen Management in Row Crops 🌱Join UC Cooperative Extension for a hands-on, in-person training focused on improving nitrogen management in row crops. The agenda and speakers are the same for both dates, so choose the location that works best for you! This is a free event. 📅…
Cooperative Extension, Sutter-Yuba Counties
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UC Master Gardener Coordinators: Page

Operating Procedures

This page includes information about an optional tool for structuring and managing volunteer leadership groups, the UC Master Gardener Program Operating Procedures Template.Definition Operating procedures are organizational agreements that outline the structure and function of (volunteer) leadership…
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UC Master Gardeners of Ventura County: Event

Drought-Tolerant Garden Care: Simple Steps for Lasting Beauty/Thousand Oaks

Event Date
Sep 12, 2026

Drought-Tolerant Garden Care: Simple Steps for Lasting BeautyPhoto credit PixabayA drought-tolerant landscape is designed to conserve water—but it still requires thoughtful care to thrive. In this class, you’ll learn essential maintenance practices including proper watering techniques, seasonal pruning, soil…
UC Master Gardeners of Ventura County
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UC Master Gardeners of Ventura County: Event

Introduction to Drought-Tolerant Garden Design/Thousand Oaks

Event Date
Aug 29, 2026

Introduction to Drought-Tolerant Garden DesignPhoto credit PixabayCreate a garden that’s both stunning and sustainable. This class introduces the key principles of drought-tolerant design, including plant selection, layout, and water-wise strategies. You’ll learn how to work with your climate, soil, and…
UC Master Gardeners of Ventura County
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UC Master Gardeners of Ventura County: Event

"From Grass to Garden: Turf Removal Fundamentals"/Thousand Oaks

Event Date
Aug 15, 2026

"From Grass to Garden: Turf Removal Fundamentals" Photo credit Pixabay Discover practical approaches to turf removal and soil restoration. Explore various removal methods, such as sheet mulching and solarization, understand soil health indicators, and learn how to prepare your landscape for water…
UC Master Gardeners of Ventura County
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Turf Replacement Process - Application to Rebate/Thousand Oaks

Event Date
Jul 25, 2026

"Turf Replacement Process - Application to Rebate"Photo credit PixabayHave you considered applying for a turf replacement rebate and felt stuck? In this workshop we'll walk you through the process step-by-step. Certified Master Gardener, Gary Barsley, successfully received a rebate and has documented the…
UC Master Gardeners of Ventura County
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UCCE Siskiyou: Event

Office Closed

Event Date
Feb 16, 2026

Our office will be closed for President's Day, Monday February 16th. 
UCCE Siskiyou
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