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Imagine of a dairy cow on pasture with text that says Join Us! Bringing your own soil analyses is highly encouraged!!! July 8th, 2026 9:30am - 12pm. Lavio Ranch 4990 D St. Ext Petaluma, CA
UC Organic Agriculture Institute: Event

Organic Dairies Soil Analysis Workshop

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Jul 8, 2026

Join UC Cooperative Extension & UC Organic Agriculture Institute for an Organic Dairies Soil Analysis WorkshopAttendees are encouraged to bring their most recent soil test report, CNMPs, and/or farm soil map to this workshop, which will take a deep dive into using results to make management decisions…
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2021 Organic Acreage Trends Across California

BackgroundCalifornia has always been a leader in organic agriculture. Since 2002, when the USDA National Organic Program went into effect, market demand for organic products has driven a continuous expansion of certified organic acreage in California. As of 2024, California more than doubled the next leading…
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Over the Fence (Alameda County): Article

Edible Flowers for the Bay Area Garden: Beauty You Can Taste

June 1, 2026
By Jim Farr
 Edible flowers bring color, fragrance, and surprising flavors to the kitchen—often from plants already growing in San Francisco Bay Area gardens. Many of these blooms are easy to grow, drought-tolerant once established, and well-suited to our Mediterranean climate. Best of all, they can transform…
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UC Marin Master Gardeners: Article

Underdog herbs for the home cook

June 1, 2026
 It’s early summer, and many of us are establishing our herb gardens or windowsill collections. I’m all about a classic basil, a fresh oregano, or a familiar sprig of rosemary in my meals, but adding a few unsung herb-heroes to your garden this summer will take your garden – and your dishes – to the…
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Bringing Science Closer to the Field

June 1, 2026
By Diana Cervantes
For years, researchers at the South Coast Research and Extension Center worked without dedicated laboratory facilities. Samples often had to be transported to distant locations for analysis, creating delays and limiting opportunities for immediate, field-based research. Today, that reality is beginning…
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UC Rice Blog: Article

Effects of azoxystrobin when disease pressure is low

June 1, 2026
By Luis A Espino
Azoxsytrobin (Quadris, Tetraban) is the most used fungicide on rice in California. Azoxystrobin has been in use since the late 1990s. This fungicide was registered after rice blast was discovered in California in 1996. More recently, several years of trials showed that when azoxystrobin is used at the late…
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UC Master Gardeners of Nevada County: Article

UC Master Gardeners of Nevada County’s Demonstration Garden Spotlight

June 1, 2026
By Talei Mistron
UC Master Gardeners of Nevada County’s Demonstration Garden Spotlight:  A Peek Behind the Scenes In the Raised Bed Garden Photos and article by Karen Mead, UC Master Gardener of Nevada County From The Curious Gardener, Summer 2026The UC Master Gardeners of Nevada County’s Demonstration Garden has 1.5…
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UC Master Gardeners of Nevada County: Article

Gardening for a Lifetime

June 1, 2026
By Talei Mistron
Article by Michele Rugo, UC Master Gardener ofNevada County From The Curious Gardener, Summer 2026 Gardening can become increasingly difficult as we age. Our bodies grow less limber and more prone to injury. Our minds, too, can find it challenging to recall the routine tasks that once came easily. Yet…
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Fresno Gardening Green: Article

Rosie's corner: June rose gardening

June 1, 2026
 What to do in the Rose Garden for the month of June? Lots! It will depend on the weather. I am sure by now most everyone has heard that we are statistically in for a strong El Niño this year. It probably won’t start until August or so, but it may affect the “typical” weather we get in Fresno during the…
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