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Madera County Master Gardener Program
Need Help? Ask Us!
Master Gardener volunteers are trained by the University of California Cooperative Extension and are here to help you. The Madera Master Gardeners have contributed more than 27,000 hours of community service in Madera County.
Do you need advice with your garden? Have pest problems? Master Gardeners are available to answer your gardening and landscape questions on Tuesday from 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. Call us at (559) 675-7879 Ext. 7210 or email your questions to mgmadera@ucdavis.edu.
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You Are Invited!
Soils Workshop
Madera Community College, Room 3A
30277 Avenue 12, Madera
Saturday, February 21, 2015
10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Questions?? Call (559) 675-7879 Ext. 7210
or email mgmadera@ucdavis.edu
Save the Date
Glorious Garden Tour IX
April 18, 2015
We would like to hear from you if you know a garden that could be on a future garden tour, your own or another. Please fill out the online form to have someone contact you.
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UC Gardening Blogs
Fast and easy rangeland monitoring using repeat photography
Posted 1/29/2015 -
Statements such as: "This year is the best (or worst) grass year of my adult life" or "We started seeing this weed on our property about 10 years ago and now it is all over" are commonly used to describe rangeland condition. Although...
UC scientist studies an alternative to burning old trees when replacing an orchard
Posted 1/27/2015 -
When almond orchards are about 25 years old, farmers must pull out the trees and plant new ones to maintain quality and yield. Typically, the old trees are pushed out and burned or ground up and hauled to a co-generation plant. However, UC Cooperative...
Air pollution is ravaging what’s left of California’s native coastal sage scrubland
Posted 1/23/2015 -
Before Americans of European descent began actively farming and developing the beautiful, temperate California coast, vast stretches from San Francisco to the Mexican border were covered with a low-growing, aromatic plant community called coastal sage...