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Dear Weeders got this from Syngenta - i offered to do a vegetable plantback trial in California for bicyclopyron knowing that they had no plan to register here at least short term. I asked just in case they might be willing to come here eventually.

Are you an urban farmer in the Sacramento or San Diego region? Are you a gardener thinking of selling some of your produce to neighbors, restaurants or at a farmers' market? Are you part of a non-profit organization growing and distributing food in your community?

Finding freshly dug mounds of soil in the garden, lawn, or landscape might be a sign of gophers or moles. Their mounds look similar and are frequently confused for each other. Figure 1 shows a mole mound, which usually is volano-shaped with a circular margin.

Amethyst Falls Oregano By Jutta Thoerner UCCE Master Gardener Origanum Amethyst Planting zone: 5-9 Size: 15 tall to 18 wide Bloom: Lavender-pink flowers and chartreuse bracts cascade out and downwards. Blooms for one month or longer from late spring to midsummer. Exposure: Sun or light shade.

Saturday March 3, was the 2018 Piece Conference hosted by West Hills College Childhood Development and Education Department. This event offered Early Childhood Educators a day filled with learning opportunities from multiple presenters.

Nine Woodlake High School students took part in the UC Davis Agriscience fair research project competition, held at the campus March 2-3. Several who worked with UC Lindcove Research and Extension Center scientists took home winning ribbons.

Gophers are small burrowing rodents that feed on roots of many plants. A single gopher can ruin a garden in a short time and gopher gnawing can damage irrigation lines and sprinkler systems. Early detection is critical to prevent damage.

California Fresh Carrot Advisory Board & UC Cooperative Extension Tuesday, March 20, 2018 - Registration starts at 8:00 a.m.

EFNEP HISTORY & FUNDING The Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP) began as an Alabama pilot project in response to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) poverty and hunger concerns.