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Our event is an exchange of plants (bulbs, seeds, cuttings, potted plants, etc.) and items such as gardening magazines, books, tools, plant pots, and garden art. Please join us for this fun biannual event. Questions, contact Jennifer at 707-389-0645 or jmbaumbach@ucanr.edu.

Discover the joy of preserving your garden's best! Saving seeds from your thriving plants is the first step toward ensuring a bountiful future filled with the flavors you love. Join us to explore more and keep your garden growing beautifully.

Nitrogen & Irrigation Efficiency Field Day for Organic Farmers Tuesday, October 15, 1:00PM - 4:00PM Star Route Farm 85 Olema Bolinas Rd. Bolinas, CA 94924 Efficient nitrogen & irrigation management go hand-in-hand and can be challenging on organic farms.

Learn more about USDAs Farm Service Agency (FSA) Youth Loan Program.

Learn about all what FSA has to offer farmers and ranchers. This webinar will provide a wide overview of farm programs and farm loan programs. To register for this webinar please contact FSA State Outreach Coordinator: Brooke Raffaele by email Brooke.Raffaele@usda.

Growing California Wildflowers Description: Now is the time to plant native wildflower seeds for spring and summer blooms. UC Master Gardeners will give a free talk on growing California annual wildflowers.

Registration is required to reserve your spot: $12/person. https://ucanr.edu/mfptomatoes24 Well discuss which types of tomatoes work best for preserving so you can make the most of this seasons tomato bounty. Well demonstrate steam and water bath canning as well as dehydration.

4-H Fair Committee Planning Meeting Wednesday, October 30th 2024 at 6:30 PM Join Zoom Meeting https://ucanr.zoom.us/j/97247913115? pwd=Y2IfD9I0Nb7i2nIkkpgb1tdYhXTobP.

County Fair 4-H Horse Show High Point Buckle Awards English - Saturday, October 26, 2024 Western Sunday, October 27, 2024 Location: Verde View Farms, 1683 N.

Would you like to train your dog in obedience and learn dog handling? If you answered yes, consider joining the 4-H County Wide Dog Project. Leaders of the project are Anne Cehrs and Richard Benefiel, a former dog resource leader for Fresno County 4-H.