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San Joaquin County 4-H

Welcome to San Joaquin 4-HOur MissionThe University of California 4-H Youth Development Program engages youth in reaching their fullest potential while advancing the field of youth development. 4-H serves youth throughout California in urban, suburban and rural communities. In 4-H, youth design and…
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Strawberry Maps

Find a farm nearest you and support your local growers! Right now we have strawberry maps available for Sacramento and Fresno. Stay tuned for more detailed updates about these farmers and their delicious produce.
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ANR Risk Services

The mission of the ANR Office of Risk Services is to develop and maintain programs which protect academic members and ANR staff from unanticipated loss by: Providing systematic risk analysis Developing techniques to reduce potential exposure to loss Administering ANR and University insurance program...
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Subtropical Fruit Crops Research & Education

San Diego County supports a highly productive and diverse subtropical agriculture sector, driven by commercial avocado and citrus operations and supported by the region’s unique coastal and inland microclimates. UC Cooperative Extension’s Subtropical Crops program partners directly with growers, pest control…
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UCCE Lassen County

The University of California Cooperative Extension (UCCE) Office in Lassen County is located in uptown Susanville. David Lile is the UCCE County Director and Farm Advisor. His specialty is Natural Resources and Livestock, and he is a certified Rangeland Manager.
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Master Gardeners of Glenn County

Our Master Gardener volunteers have completed extensive training provided by specialists from the University of California. Below are examples on how Glenn County Master Gardeners share UC research-based information with the public.
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Maintenance of Microirrigation Systems

"What should I watch for?""I Have a Clogging Problem and I Want to Solve It""How do I determine if I have a clogging problem?""What should I do to keep my microirrigation system running well?
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ANR Digital Accessibility

Website Accessibility allows for universal access enabling people with disabilities to access, navigate and use websites effectively.
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UC Master Gardener Program of Sonoma County: Event

Native Trees and Large Shrubs for the Home Garden

May 9, 2026

A few wise choices in planning your home’s landscape can assist a thriving efficient ecosystem and be quite beautiful as well. Providing some shade using larger shrubs and small trees, even if you have limited garden space, can temper heat extremes and provide food for any number of small creatures…
UC Master Gardener Program of Sonoma County
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UC Master Gardeners of Fresno County: Event

Unlock the Secrets in the Soil

Jun 6, 2026

UNLOCK THE SECRETS IN THE SOIL MG TIM  New advances in soil health have been made and are available to the home gardener.  A healthy garden starts with healthy soil. This class will focus on the USDA program "Unlock the Secrets in the Soil". The four fundamentals of the program and new…
UC Master Gardeners of Fresno County
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UC Master Gardener Program of Sonoma County: Event

Gardening into the Future: Climate Adaptation in Your Yard

May 2, 2026

There are positive, impactful actions you can take in your own garden and community to adapt to climate change. This talk offers concrete, achievable, science-based means to use in your own garden for carbon sequestration, food security, plant and animal habitat, and increased resilience in extreme…
UC Master Gardener Program of Sonoma County
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Spring in the Garden
UC Master Gardener Program of Sonoma County: Event

Spring in the Garden

Apr 25, 2026

Experienced Master Gardeners will provide valuable information and critical resources as you begin to build your gardening skills. Providing fresh vegetables for your family and enriching your garden with perennials that feed pollinators can bring great change to your garden environment. Knowing where to…
UC Master Gardener Program of Sonoma County
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UC Master Gardeners of Fresno County: Event

Botanical Beauty: Creating Body Scrubs

May 30, 2026

Learn how to create luxurious body scrubs using home-grown botanicals. This session covers selecting and blending herbs, flowers, and fruits for skin-nourishing benefits, exploring a range of exfoliation and moisturizing options, and customizing scents and textures to suit individual skin needs.
UC Master Gardeners of Fresno County
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UC Master Gardeners of Tulare and Kings County: Article

Can You Dig It? Save Your Back by Using Your Head?

March 28, 2026
By UC Master Gardener Volunteers of Tulare/Kings County
Gardeners often enthusiastically start new projects that require digging without considering whether they have the correct tools or techniques to start the  project. Digging doesn't have to be hard on your body if a gardener takes the time to match the tools to the job and practice proper digging…
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Waterwise Gardening Talk (Oakland)

Apr 18, 2026

Calculating plant water requirements, managing soil quality, using the right types of watering methods and gardening practices can greatly reduce the amount of water used in a vegetable garden. All of these issues will be addressed in this talk as well as vegetable plant selection for low water use.
UC Master Gardener Program of Alameda County
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Bug Squad: Article

They Don't Eat Mosquitoes

March 27, 2026
By Kathy Keatley Garvey
 Some folks call them "Mosquito Hawks" or "Daddy Long Legs" or "Skeeter Eaters."  They're not hawks, they're not arachnids, and they don't eat mosquitoes.They are crane flies, members of the family Tipulidae of the order Diptera (flies). With the temperatures rising, they're everywhere now,…
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