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Summer is here! We will discuss micro-climates in your garden and ways to modify them to make your plants produce even when it is hot. Additionally we will talk about when and how to harvest your bounty, how much water is just right and when or if you should feed your vegetables in the summer. This talk…

Grassroots Ecology's 9-week Naturalist Internship provides college students and recent graduates an opportunity to explore a career in environmental conservation and to deepen their understanding of California natural history. Through outdoor education and hands-on field training, interns gain local…

Mark you calendars and join the UCCE Imperial & Riverside advisers for a FREE, Field Day! Where you will learn about the benefits of different soil conservation practices including cover crop, compost and biochar use. Field day will be held in Thermal, CA on June 17, 2025. …

The Foothill Farmers Market at the Fountains in Roseville will have a table with handouts and volunteers giving out research-based, home horticultural advice.

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Imagine being able to harvest herbs as you need them right outside your kitchen door . . . or even from your kitchen counter.  Learn about growing herbs in containers – even in a pumpkin! – for use in cooking or for enjoyment in your garden.  From the mundane to the exotic, UC Master Gardeners of…

Join the Organic Farming Research Foundation (OFRF) on June 17th at 1pm EST tolearn about the most recent organic agriculture research relevant to NRCS ResourceConcerns and Conservation Practice Standards. This webinar will cover topics such asorganic pest management, diversified cropping systems, and…

Event DetailsAvocado is primarily grown in Southern and Central California. These regions face uncertain water supplies, mandatory reductions of water use, and the rising cost of water, while efficient use of irrigation water is one of the highest conservation priorities. This training workshop aims to focus…

Vermicomposting Back by popular demand! Learn how to reduce your family's kitchen waste and create compost for your houseplants. See a live red wiggler worm "hotel" and take instructions home to help you start your own worm hotel. Fun for the whole family!

Confused about the new Star Awards? Join us for an overview of the new program and its paperwork.

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Discover creative ways to transform strawberries into tasty treats with simple techniques for making fruit leather and jam. We'll walk through the steps, tools, and tips to make preserving fun and approachable—including how to safely use a water bath canner at home. 

Ryan Hill, Agronomy and Weed Sciences Advisor with the UC Cooperative Extension in Tehama County, will be speaking about ongoing research on the spring management of Johnsongrass weed. This project will be discussed in its context, with background on herbicide resistance in Johnsongrass and a brief…

Shasta District Fair

Every Wednesday.

Presented by Steve Griffin 

The American Farmland Trust (AFT), the USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA), U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), and the USDA Office of Partnerships & Public Engagement (OPPE) are partnering to host this hybrid workshop that will cover information on USDA FSA and SBA loans and the following topics:Buying…

Succulents are such an easy plant to grow, both in the garden and in pots. UC Master Gardeners of Orange County will discuss the history and origin of succulents, their care and feeding and propagation. The presentation also covers pests and diseases and recommended remedies. Learn the variety of ways…