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Program: Got a green monster in your garden? Is your tired lawn soaking up lots of water but providing little usefulness? In this presentation, you’ll learn why lawns are not eco-friendly, watch a short video that shows the best method to easily eliminate one, and discover how to decide the best use for the…

Program: Are you interested in growing strawberries and/or blueberries, or have you tried to do so unsuccessfully in the past? Come and learn which varieties are recommended, what their requirements are for light, soil, water and fertilizer, how to plant and care for your plants, how to propagate them, and…

Program: Want to learn about growing edibles? Come and hear about preparation of planting beds and containers, selection of plant varieties including tomatoes, best watering practices and managing diseases and problems - lessons learned from a real garden.Location: Mill Valley Public LibraryDate: Saturday,…

Program: Come see why CA native plants are all the rage! We'll discuss what a native plant is, why they're the cornerstone of a sustainable, Earth-friendly garden, and the many benefits these gorgeous plants offer the gardener as well as the broader environment.

Marin County Healthy Eating Active Living (HEAL) Collaborative presents this 3-part online series to prepare you for farmers market sales.

Join UC Cooperative Extension for a look at climate-smart sheep grazing practices! We'll explore on-the-ground targeted grazing practices focused on controlling invasive weeds and reducing fuel loads, along with the relationship between nutrtion and greenhouse gas emissions.

Join us to learn about cucumber beetle identification and Integrated Pest Management (IPM) options including cultural approached and organic insecticide options. Focus Groups will be held over Zoom and will include the same educational content as well as time for Q&A.

Workshop Topics: Principles of Targeted Grazing Basic Animal Health and Husbandry Ruminant Nutrition Predator Protection Economics of Targeted Grazing Foothill Plants Speakers include: Dr.

Agritourism Monthly Webinar Series: 2nd Tuesdays of the month This is the final webinar of the series: 12/10 - Agritourism Accessibility REGISTER ONLINE HERE Questions can be directed to Lindsey Pashow at lep67@cornell.

Join Dr. Amanda Hodson, Professor of Soil Ecology and Pest Management at UC Davis & Dr. Kelton Welch, Research Scientist & Taxonomist at the Ecdysis Foundation in this webinar.