Join us for this half-day webinar aimed at structural pest management professionals, where you’ll learn about troubleshooting various pests, their biology, inspection techniques, and best management practices.
The sun may shine here in the Central Valley most of the winter, but the temperatures are still cold. While we can live comfortably in our cozy, warm homes, our feathered friends need some help keeping warm and fed during the winter. Birds need three things to help them survive during the colder month:…
We are now in the midst of winter with its often foggy and dreary days. Many trees are bare, most insects are dormant, and numerous bird species have flown south, so our gardens can seem gray, bare, and quiet. However, some birds spend winters here, so there are still some bright spots.Here are a few…
Join Dr. Chris Geiger, former San Francisco IPM Program Manager, as he presents on the basics of integrated pests management for property managers and introduces the audience to new resources.
Consider attending the North San Joaquin Valley Almond Day at its new location of the Ceres Community Center (2701 Fourth St, Ceres, CA 95307) on February 10ths from 7:30 AM to 11:30 AM. This is a half-day event covering various almond topics including pests, disease, irrigation, varieties, rootstocks, weed…
The National Center for Home Food Preservation presents: Food Safety WebinarSpeaker: Dr. Scott WhitesideFood Systems and Safety Program TeamFood, Nutrition & Packaging Sciences DepartmentClemson UniversityZoom ID 929 8945 3125Passcode: 641913January 30, 2026 12-1 pm EST/9-10 am PST
After two years of planning, a Fresno church completed a half-acre community garden in 2025, offering 74 raised-bed garden plots to its members and the community.The garden was launched by the St. Paul Catholic Newman Center – 1572 E. Barstow Ave. – after receiving grants and support from Fresno State…
Ornamental and fruit‐bearing trees will begin to bloom in home gardens and along the Blossom Trail in eastern Fresno County.TasksCheck your sprinklers and turn them off when the amount of rain permits.Make sure trees are getting enough water. Avoid overhead irrigation if frost is expected.PruningEvergreens,…
Wolf attacks kill and terrorize cows and raise rancher costs for monitoring, fence repair, non-lethal deterrents and livestock death investigations, study finds.
