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Based on early projections, 478,000 acres of rice were planted this year. This is down 37,000 acres from last year. Lower acreage is in part due to a large rainfall event on May 4 and 5 which prevented some planting.

Over the Thanksgiving holiday week, American consumers tossed out about 200 million pounds of turkey, according to the Natural Resources Defense Council. In fact, American consumers waste 60 million tons of food a year, statistics show.

Your donation to the UC Master Gardeners of Orange County supports our mission to foster gardens, growth, and community. With your help, we: Educate through talks at libraries and community events. Share knowledge at the OC Fair and local outreach programs.

This issue contains: Trinity 4-H Events 2025Enrollment for 2024-20252025 Workshops for 4-H Project LeadersFavorite Foods Day Nov 2024Trinity Alps 4-H NewsLivestock Project ScholarshipAnimal Project Exhibition RequirementsNational 4-H Thriving ModelTrinity Alps 4-H Poster

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Policy Brief • December 2024 • Download PDF (284 KB) “Ideally, we would like a reimbursement for all the meals that we serve, which is five. But if I have a secondary choice, I would want to be reimbursed four meals, breakfast, lunch, and dinner, plus either AM snack or PM snack.” – Family childcare…

Seaweed is once again showing promise for making cattle farming more sustainable.

AREAWIDE MONITORING OF KEY INSECT PESTS ACROSS THE IMPERIAL VALLEY: NOVEMBER 2024 UPDATES 2025 FIELD AND VEGETABLE GUIDELINES NOW AVAILABLE CIMIS...

Date: Dec. 4th, 2024 Time: 8:00am - 11:50am (PST) Location: Barbara Worth Country Club, 2050 Country Club Dr., Holtville, CA 92250 Date: Dec. 4th, 2024 Time: 12:30pm - 3:00pm (PST) Location: Barbara Worth Country Club, 2050 Country Club Dr., Holtville, CA 92250 This is a FREE event...

We have wrapped up the summer harvest at the Don Fenocchio Learning Garden in Clarksburg. Tomatoes, pumpkins, summer squash, zinnias, and sunflowers filled the beds, and the students were thrilled to see and eat what they had grown.