Test PB Collection: FTE

Fresno and Madera Counties' UC CalFresh Nutrition Education Program has a long-standing partnership with the Fresno State Dietetic Internship Program. This blog post is part of our Intern Reflections Series.

Preserve Your Summer Harvest By Rosemary Orr UCCE Master Food Preserver June in San Luis Obispo County is a wonderful time of the year to start preserving our summer's bounty of fruit. You are invited to join UC Master Food Preservers for their Introduction to Canning class.

Bell, Thai, Banana, Cayenne, Italian, Sweet, Hot, Hotter, and HOTTEST! You name it! You can grow it. Know how you want to use your peppers and judge the variety using the Scoville scale. Even a sweet bell pepper has 100 Scoville Heat Units (SHUs). A TAM Jalapeno only has 1500 SHUs.

Consider the lovestruck praying mantis.

Jose Aguiar forwarded me the link to Air Burners portable pyrolysis unit: https://airburners.com/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI97GkhvLd2wIV1H5iCh3ToA1SEAEYASAAEgJatfD_BwE I do not mean to promote their unit over others, rather mention how important portable units could become.

In this issue: News Briefs Recap: Forage Outcomes Know Your Thistles Wild Horses in California Virulent Newcastle Disease Druggie Chickens...

En este nmero: Noticias Breves Resultados de Forraje Conozca los Cardos Caballos Silvestres in California Enfermedad Virulenta de Newcastle Gallinas Drogadictas...

According to the CalFlora website (http://www.calflora.org/), 21 species of amaranths occur (to some extent) in California. While many are non-native, a few, including prostrate pigweed (Amaranthus blitoides) and Palmer amaranth (Amaranthus palmeri), are indigenous.

LAST DAY TO REGISTER! REGISTRATION CLOSES TODAY, MONDAY, JUNE 18, 2018 for the Citrus Growers Educational Seminar Series! CLICK HERE TO REGISTER NOW! Continuing Education Units Available: Continuing Education (CE) Units have been approved by the California Department of Pesticide Regulation for lice...

I recently attended a Santa Ana River - Orange County Weed Management Area (SAROCWMA) meeting and there was the opportunity for participants to update the group about new invasive plants as well as give an update on management of these and others.