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Have a sick plant? Not sure what's eating your tomatoes? If you find yourself needing to contact a Master Gardener concerning a not so healthy looking plant, you can start here with the plant diagnosis checklist.

Black oak basal sprout from a fire killed tree. Fire is all but inevitable in our Mediterranean climate, and after 1000's of years, it has shaped the way plants and animals have adapted.

Defensible Space Defensible space is the area surrounding a structure where plants and other landscape elements are maintained to decrease fire hazard, and allow firefighters to make a stand; addressing embers and spot fires before they grow.

Post Fire Restoration Dos and Donts A 4 page compilation by USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service summary document giving reminders of what to do and not to do on your property after a fire.

Forest Stewardship Information Resources This document describes information found on a CD developed by UCCE on many aspects of forest management.

Technical Help: The NRCS, Cal Fire and UCCE can provide on-site technical assistance for forest and range landowners affected by the California Fires.

The Pomology Program extends useful, technical, and economic research-based information to fruit and nut producers in California. Farm Advisors provide local subject matter leadership and expertise in assigned areas to determine and evaluate grower and processor problems.

The Mendocino County office of the University of California Cooperative Extension (UCCE) was contracted by MCWA to conduct an estimate of agricultural water demand and assess the needs for irrigation technology and practices and alternative water sources.

Between 2006 and 2008, a multi-phase study was undertaken of agricultural water use in the Mendocino County portion of the Russian River Watershed.

A study is currently underway to assess agricultural water needs and uses within the Navarro River Watershed. If you farm commercially within the Navarro Watershed, please consider taking the time to complete the grower survey lined below and return it to our office at 890 N. Bush St., Ukiah, CA.