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Jr MFP

Jr Master Food Preservers is a 4-H project for 4-H members who already completed a basic food preservation project and are looking to expand their knowledge of food preservation and participate in UC Master Food Preserver events.
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2024 Training

2024 Training Program led by the statewide office.
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Racial Equity Resources

Content based on the UC Master Gardener Coordinator site, created by Melissa Womack The training resources listed approach equity topics from a compliance perspective and do not necessarily replace training or readings offered by organizations with a specific social justice or racial equity lens.
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Name Badges

Placing a Name Badge Order Ryder Engraving is the approved vendor for UC Master Food Preserver volunteer and staff name badges. To place a name badge order: Download Ryder Name Badge Order Form. (Note: there are pull down entries for the Badge Style and Fastener Type columns.
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UC Master Food Preserver Coordinators: Social Media

Content based on the UC Master Gardener Coordinator site, created by Melissa Womack Social media is a natural extension of traditional media, it can no longer be ignored! Social media or digital is a term used for web-based media that encourage social interactivity among its participants.
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Organic Herbicide Research in Landscapes

With recent concern about the herbicide glyphosate (active ingredient in some RoundUp and numerous lesser-known but readily available products), research is needed on what some like to think of as substitutes to this popular herbicide.
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Turkestan cockroach

The Turkestan cockroach is an invasive species that is now very common in Californias residential outdoor areas. With access to good habitat and food sources, they can quickly develop very high populations.
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