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Stress Leads to Citrus Dry Root Rot
Citrus Dry Root Rot has struck - yes, even at this time of year. Our own, Dr. Ben Faber just posted "It's Not the Right Time" a blog discussing how, and how quickly this disease can strike and strip a citrus tree of its green vitality. Read more on Topics in the Subtropics.
FREE Wildfire Virtual Speaker Series!
Prolonged drought, catastrophic wildfires, significant precipitation events, and disastrous erosion issues are recent climate change effects that have manifested themselves throughout California, particularly Ventura County. The Ventura County Resource Conservation District is pleased to announce the 2022 Virtual Wildfire Speaker Series kicking off on March 1, with our own Matthew Shapero starting the Introduction to Wildfire. To learn more, visit RCD.
Management of Fusarium Wilt and Other Soilborne Fungal Diseases for Organic Growers
The virtual workshop will discuss diagnosis, management, and other tools for treating soilborne diseases. Registration is required but the workshop is free.

Register now, and log on Tuesday, February 15th, 8:45-12:30 PM.
Spring Speakers Series Announced
UC Master Gardeners have announced their Spring Speaker series and it is jam-packed with timely, interesting topics like Growing Summer Vegetables, Creating a Pollinator Garden, and Composting... plus, so much more. View the entire calendar or use the QR code.
Disease Management in Processing Tomato
On February 23, 2022, 3-4 pm Dr. Brenna J. Aegerter, Farm Advisor with the University of California Cooperative Extension San Joaquin County will discuss powdery mildew, black mold fruit rot, and various soilborne diseases in processing tomatoes. She will describe symptoms, factors that contribute to their development, and management options. 1.0 CEU (other) from DPR and 1 CEU (IPM) from CCA are pending. Register here.
Fruit and Nut Trees Course

Principles of Fruit and Nut Tree Growth, Cropping, and Management Course virtually March 7-11, 4 hours each day in a virtual format for only $995. Registration is required by March 1st. If you have any questions, please contact us at fruitsantnuts@ucdavis.edu.