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UC Master Gardeners of Placer County: Article

Dormant Spraying of Fruit Trees

December 18, 2025
Gay Wilhelm, UC Master Gardeners of Placer CountyFrom The Curious Gardener, Winter 2010During the winter months, the garden is put to bed. Catalogs of helpful gardening tips and direction, that once were studied daily, pile up as you shift gears and begin planning for the holidays. Sitting by the…
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UC ANR Policy Institute: Article

Valachovic Joins UC ANR Policy Institute

December 18, 2025
By Anne M Megaro
 I am pleased to announce that Yana Valachovic has joined the UC ANR Policy Institute as Interim Associate Director for Natural Ecosystems and Working Landscapes. In 2000, Yana joined UC Cooperative Extension (UCCE) as a Forest Advisor, and in 2009, she took on the additional role as the UCCE Director…
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UC Master Gardeners of Placer County: Article

Bare Root Fruit & Nut Trees

December 18, 2025
By Gay Wilhelm and Trish Grenfell, UC Master Gardeners of Placer CountyQ: In 2009, I vowed to eat better and save money by growing my own fruit and nut trees. When is the best time to buy these trees? Any helpful hints to pass along? A: Bare root fruit and nut trees should be appearing in local…
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UC Master Gardeners of Placer County: Article

Blueberries in the Home Garden

December 18, 2025
By Sharon Ross, UC Master Gardeners of Placer CountyFrom The Curious Gardener, Spring 2008Blueberries, native to the US, are not only an excellent food source but also the clusters of white flowers in the spring make them a pleasing ornamental as well.Before considering blueberries for the garden, check the…
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UC Master Gardeners of Placer County: Article

To Be or Not to Be: The American Lawn

December 18, 2025
By Tish Grenfell, UC Master Gardeners of Placer County Q: I know that a lot of people are tearing out their lawn. Should I do that, and, if so, what can I plant instead?A: First, examine your reasons for having a lawn. Grass can be difficult, needing plentiful water, fertilizer, weed killers, pesticides…
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UC Master Gardeners of Placer County: Article

Stopping Crabgrass Before It Starts

December 18, 2025
By Gay Wilhelm and Trish Grenfell, UC Master Gardeners of Placer County Q: What can I do to stop crab grass in my lawn? A: Who hasn’t done combat with crabgrass? But there is help and NOW is the time to take action. Using a pre-emergent herbicide in mid to late February will help…
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Grown in Marin: Event

Are YOU Ready to Host a Farmstay?

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Mar 10, 2026

Join us for an inspiring and informative session as Elizabeth shares her experience of hosting a farmstay on her partner's 5th-generation family farm since 2020. From the first seeds of the idea to building a unique guest experience rooted in heritage and hospitality, this webinar offers an authentic behind…
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Intro to Farm Animal Welfare Certifications in 2026

Event Date
Feb 10, 2026

In this webinar, we’ll learn the basics of farm animal welfare certification programs- what they are, the differences between existing programs, the value of certification, how to become certified, and funding opportunities to help you achieve certification. Whether you’re already seriously considering…
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Subscriptions for every stage of business: How recurring revenue can boost your farm's profitability

Event Date
Feb 17, 2026

Anna and Shae Pesek co-own and operate Over the Moon Farm in rural eastern Iowa, where they raise farrow-to-finish Berkshire hogs and pastured poultry. They’ve been running a meat subscription since 2021, experimenting with different formats as their business has evolved. In this webinar, they’ll share how…
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