Helpful links for UC Monterey & Santa Cruz Counties Master Gardeners Submit a new class or eventThis link is for Master Gardeners of Monterey & Santa Cruz Counties ONLYVolunteer Management System (VMS)
Simplified navigation: A single menu on the left of the page takes you to new/updated "landing pages" where you can get the content you're looking for.Pages redesigned and consolidated:Gardens & ProjectsAbout/Contact UsMultiple Events pages combinedNew platform will improve reliability and performance of…
你好世界 (nǐ hǎo shì jiè) - Hello, world!我喜欢吃苹果 (wǒ xǐ huan chī píng guǒ) - I like to eat apples.今天天气怎么样 (jīn tiān tiān qì zěn me yàng) - How is the weather today?A Fillable Form This fillable form will be designed in Word using a table for layout purposes, and then saved as an Acrobat PDF. We’ll open the…
Join us to learn how to repair, upgrade, or plan a new irrigation for your lawn and garden. Save water, money and time with a well designed and maintained irrigation system. We will cover common repairs, upgrading your existing system to save water, and planning a new system.Note that the meeting will lock…
By Reka Vasicsek, Summer J Cortez, Richard Pulvera, Wendi Gosliner
A new research brief from the Nutrition Policy Institute highlights the role of federal and state programs in promoting healthy and equitable food retail environments. The study, “Availability and Quality of Healthy Foods Vary by Store Participation in SNAP and WIC in Low-Income California Neighborhoods,”…
Please be advised that our UC ANR website, ucanr.edu, will be switching over to the new IWP (Integrated Web Platform) from March 22 through March 24, as previously communicated. Intermittent downtime is expected during this period, affecting ucanr.edu sites and Portal access.
Armillaria root rot, also known as Oak root fungus, is a disease of many different plants. There is no known effective cure. Root rot fungus disease of trees and woody plants. Affects palms, succulents, ferns and other herbaceous plants like begonia, daffodil, dahlia, and geranium. No…
