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Interested in soil amendments, cover cropping and soil health? Check out this rapidly approaching workshop.

REMINDER: the second annual winter IPM meeting is on December 12, 2018. Speakers and location details are in the attached PDF. You can register for this free event online at cemadera.ucanr.edu or by calling 559-675-7879 ext. 7209. Registration is not necessary, but appreciated. 2.

Advice for the Home Gardener from the Help Desk of the UC Master Gardener Program of Contra Costa County Gardener's Request: Can you give me any ideas on how I can move a Berberis thunbergii 'Orange Rocket' from one part of my yard to another? At right is a picture I took last year.

Are you planning an ANR workshop, training, or meeting in an area of California unfamiliar to you? Now you can use the newly published online Interactive ANR Training & Facilities Map.

Where are all the overwintering monarchs? If you traveled to the Natural Bridges State Park in Santa Cruz this fall or to any of the other overwintering monarch sites along coastal California to see these iconic butterflies, did you see very many? Probably not.

Welcome new and returning members to the Tehama County 4-H Program! We look forward to working with you! Awards Night; December 9 2018-2019 Tehama County 4-H Events Calendar New Leader Information and more!!...

There is nothing more frustrating than having to fix or track down a tool in order to use it when it is needed on the farm.

As ANR researchers and educators, outreach is essential to our organization's mission. At our core, humans are storytellers. Stories that resonate can make the information contained in the story more relatable and memorable.

In this issue, you will find: County Presentation Day information January 12 is County Presentation Day in Princeton LEGO Workshop December 8 New Countywide Arts and Crafts project! Volunteering Opportunity with County Food Baskets and much, much more!...

A mural depicting a UC Cooperative Extension advisor talking with a farmer beside a crop field and stream, surrounded by cattle, potatoes and a 4-H member showing a prize-winning sheep, against the backdrop of the Siskiyou Mountains was dedicated Oct.