Science-Based Solutions for Ventura County's Communities, Farms and Environment

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Web Name: Science-Based Solutions for Ventura County's Communities, Farms and Environment

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Contact UsUC Cooperative Extension Ventura County669 County Square Dr.Suite 100Ventura CA 93003Phone: 805.645.1451Fax: 805.645.1474Office HoursOur offices are currently closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and our team is telecommuting from home. We are available via phone and email.Click here for our office directory: Contact/Staff Info TheHansen Agricultural Research and Extension Center (HAREC)property has been placed on the market. Funds from the sale will be used toward the purchase of a new property. We are actively seeking 40 to 70 acres on the Oxnard Plain that will lend itself to the types of research most relevant for our area.Linked below you will find a Frequently Asked Questions document providing details about the sale and sales process as well as contact information. Faulkner Farm Property Sale Announcement-2020-09-17 Photo Credit: Natalie Smith, 2007Join UC Cooperative Extension AdvisorDr. Jim Downer for his 5-part Shade Tree Disease webinarseries.When: Every Friday in October starting October 2nd, from 12:30-2:00 p.m. via Zoom. Click below for more details and registration information. Shade Tree Diseases webinar - Flyer Are you growing food on a property impacted by wildfire? Fire introduces new considerations for growing produce and raising backyard poultry. In this free virtual webinar, learn from scientists who have studied urban wildfires in California, including: what questions to ask, how to improve soil health and make informed decisions about food safety, which agencies might have helpful information, and what remains unknown in this burgeoning field of study.Saturday, Oct 17, 20209:30 am - 11:30 amRegister at ucanr.edu/postfiresoilsafety COVID-19: UCCE Ventura Operations Information To reduce the risk of COVID-19 virus spread, the UCCE Ventura County office and Hansen Agricultural REC will be closed from March 18, 2020 until further notice in accordance with UC guidelines and the Ventura County StayWell at Homeorder. UC academics and staff will continue to work remotely during normal business hours.All UC ANR-hosted meetings/events scheduled through July 2020 have been canceled, postponed or will be conducted via Zoom. We are monitoring the COVID-19 situation as it unfolds and will update the website with any changes. If you have questions or concerns, email us at hansencevc@ucanr.edu.Thanks for understanding and stay well.Annemiek SchilderDirector UCCE Ventura/HAREC Take advantage of the price on UC's indispensable Citrus Production Manual; for the rest of October it's on sale for an additional 25% off! Make room on your reference shelf for a copy at this great price!A new lower price and on sale! This price point... Subtropics Snapshot: The Mexican Date Industry No Ortiz-Uribe1, Ricardo Salom n-Torres1, Robert Krueger21Universidad Estatal de Sonora; 2USDA-ARS, Riverside, CAThe crop practices used in commercial date production in Mexico are... If you are a commercial grower and need advice or assistance on an agricultural issue, please contact the appropriate UC CooperativeExtension Advisor.If you wish to bring a sample to the UCCE office, please complete and print the Sample Submission Form and bring it with your sample. Flies seem to be in the news a lot lately.But have you ever looking closely at a common green... I've been entertaining a fair number of calls from worried growers, farm managers and others in... By Mark Bolda Author - County Director, Santa Cruz County and Farm Advisor, Strawberries & Caneberries

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