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The Real Dirt blog covers regional gardening issues from soil health to planting for pollinators; from fire resistant landscaping to attracting wildlife. Read all about it!
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News releases share the latest updates on Extension activities and impact by scientists and staff across UC Agriculture and Natural Resources.
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UC Master Food Preservers of Central Sierra: Article

Preserve it! Series: Can You Make Jelly from Store-Bought Juice?

May 12, 2026
Commercial juice is an easy and convenient option, but...Yes, you can certainly make jelly from commercially prepared juice (either bottled or frozen). It’s faster and easier than extracting your own juice from fresh fruit.  There are a couple of things to keep in mind, however. The juice should be…
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Central Sierra: Pickled Perfection (Jackson)

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Jul 18, 2026

Transform the seasonal bounty of your garden (or the local farmer’s market) into vibrant, crunchy, and tangy delights that last all year long! Whether you are a gardening enthusiast looking to manage a harvest or a food lover eager to create custom condiments, this class will cover the essential techniques…
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UC Master Food Preservers of Central Sierra: Article

Preserve it! Series: "Dry Canning," an Internet Sensation, is Inherently Dangerous

May 12, 2026
Dry canning vegetables doesn't ensure even heating. Another “homemade” canning method (in other words, someone made it up themselves) has been making the internet rounds recently, which involves pressure canning vegetables without any added liquids. The food, either cooked or raw, is simply put in a jar…
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UC Master Food Preservers of Central Sierra: Article

Preserve it! Series: Eggnog Safety

May 12, 2026
Make eggnog only from pasteurized eggs.Eggnog is a seasonal/holiday tradition in many households, and while it can be purchased commercially, some people prefer to make their own at home. Can you do so safely?  For sure, but use only pasteurized eggs when making eggnog. Raw eggs can be contaminated with…
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Tulare County 4-H Clubs

Tulare County 4-H Club ProgramsThe Tulare County 4-H program includes 12 community clubs, 2 in-school clubs, and a wide variety of projects to choose from. Please review the list of clubs below, then contact your local 4-H Community Club Leader directly to learn more about meeting dates and the projects…
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UC Master Gardeners of Santa Barbara County: Event

Backyard Composting Workshop-Santa Maria Library

Event Date
May 23, 2026

Join Santa Barbara Master Gardeners in learning about:Backyard CompostingWe will cover why, how, & what to compost as well as different methods and troubleshooting.Saturday, May 23, 2026, 11 am - 12 pmSanta Maria Public Library421 South McCleland StreetSanta Maria, CA 93454
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Urban & Community IPM Webinars: Event

Pests on Palms and Other Trees

Event Date
Oct 15, 2026

Speaker: Don Hodel, Environmental Horticulture Advisor, LA County (emeritus) 
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