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UC Master Food Preserver: Article

We Want to Hear from You! (December 2025)

December 13, 2025
By Travis R Alexander
Travis Alexander, UC Master Food Preserver Online Program CoordinatorHave you been enjoying Save the Season newsletter? Do you have ideas on how we can make it even better?Let us know by filling out this survey by January 10, 2025. We will select one respondent at random to receive a prize.This data is…
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Honeycomb (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Bug Squad: Article

A Sweet Collaboration: Honey and Mead

December 12, 2025
By Kathy Keatley Garvey
 A sweet collaboration!The California Master Beekeeper Program (CAMBP), based at UC Davis, and The HIVE Tasting Room and Kitchen in Woodland, have joined forces--sweet forces--to present two courses at The Hive:  the first is The Science of Honey Tasting  from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., on…
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Grown in Marin: Event

Fish Emulsion for Organic Production Webinar

Dec 16, 2025

Join Leah Philips of ECHO North America to learn how to turn fish scraps into a powerful on-farm fertilizer, how and when to use it in your production, and what to keep in mind to stay aligned with USDA organic regulations. This no-cost webinar is supported by the USDA’s Transition to Organic Partnership…
Grown in Marin
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Santa Clara County Cooperative Extension: Page

Composting Education & Organic Materials Management

Composting EducationThe Composting Education Program is a community-based, volunteer driven program that educates and supports Santa Clara County residents in diverting household organic waste. Utilizing trained Master Composters, the program provides free classes, K-12 school visits and community events to…
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Santa Clara County Cooperative Extension: Page

Fire and Forest

FireThis Central Coast program focuses on community wildfire resilience and the use of prescribed fire to both reduce wildfire risk and to enhance ecosystem health in our predominantly fire adapted ecosystems. Cultural burning by Indigenous groups brings with it additional benefits, including cultural…
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UCCE in Santa Barbara County: Page

Disaster Resiliency

Welcome to the Disaster Resiliency Page If you'd like to learn more about preparedness - please visit and subscribe to the newly launched Disaster Blog.SANTA BARBARA COUNTY HAZARDS, RISKS, AND PREPARATIONAccording to CalOES' MyHazards tool, Santa Barbara County is in a:HIGH RISK hazard zone for…
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Shasta County: Page

Financial Information & Forms

(return to 4-H home)The 4-H Club Treasurer is responsible for managing the club's finances, along with guidance from an adult volunteer. All Treasurer Forms can be found in the Treasurer's ManualRetention Schedule - Club Documentseditable Check Request FormFundraising Approval Form     …
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UC Master Gardeners of Placer County: Article

Japanese Maple Placement and Care

December 12, 2025
Laurie Meyerpeter, Master Gardeners of Placer County Q: My Japanese maple is getting sunburned. The leaf edges are turning brown. How can I prevent this?A: Although frequently dubbed “sunburned leaves,” dry leaves on Japanese maples are more commonly a water deficit problem. “Sunburned” leaves…
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UC Master Gardeners of Placer County: Article

Oak Gall Wasps and Mites

December 12, 2025
By Elaine Applebaum, Master Gardeners of Placer County Q: The leaves of my oak tree have red spots on them. Is this a problem?A: The spots are most likely caused by erineum mites or gall wasps, both of which cause only cosmetic damage and will not harm your oak tree.The red spots you see…
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UC Master Gardeners of Placer County: Article

Invasive Chinese Tallows

December 12, 2025
By Gay Wilhelm, Master Gardeners of Placer CountyQ: I have a Chinese tallow tree in my front yard near a walkway. I’m told it should come out because of shallow roots and that it’s an invasive tree. Is this true? A: Sapium sibiferum, Chinese tallow, is a deciduous tree up to 40 feet…
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