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The selection of an appropriate almond rootstock is very important to establish a successful orchard. There is no single best rootstock. A careful analysis of the traits of those available should be done with regard to the unique soil, pest, and weather conditions of the orchard site.

You can select one of the rootstock names to the left to see more information about a specific rootstock. You can also use the link below to search by characteristic.

You can select one of the characteristics to the left to filter the rootstock database. You can also use the link below to search by rootstock name.

Emerald Star Information and Application...

Are you interested in learning more or joining the 4-H Robotics Team?

County Ambassadors Summer Camp Scholarships...

General Virtual Meeting and Presence Resources Virtual Meeting Guidance for 4-H Adult Volunteers Internet and Connectivity California Department of Education - Getting Internet Access: Available Plans Zoom Information Zoom Tips for Users (Maine 4-H) ZOOM Meetings - Advice for Groups (Maine 4-H) How...

PROJECTS - PROCESS & FORM (FUR) Electronic form: FUR- On-Line Meetings request form EVENTS - PROCESS & FORM (FUR) Electronic form: FUR- On-Line event All 4-H-related expenditures for clubs projects, workshops, or events WILL NEED to be pre-approved BEFORE purchases can be done.

4-H staff is available to assist members and adult volunteers address and create solutions to problems and to consult and interpret policy and procedure. When applicable, attempts should be made to reach a resolution at the original level of involvement (such as Council, club, or project).

Current projects offered in the Thermalands 4-H Club are: Arts & Crafts Cattle: Beef (ages 9 & up) Dog Goats: Market/Meat (ages 9 & up) Poultry Public Speaking Rabbits Sheep (ages 9 & up) Swine (ages 9 & up) Other projects coming soon: Countywide projects available: Junior Master Gardener (project i...