San Bernardino

Did you miss last week's workshop? It was great....and you can listen to the recording to see how some of our great community members are making a difference in the county!! Click here to listen on our "UCCE San Bernardino" YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.

Have you heard of SB 1383? If you haven't, you probably will soon because the regulations just took effect on January 1, 2022. I learned about this law through my involvement in community composting and collaboration with the City of Rancho Cucamonga Environmental Programs.

UCCE San Bernardino County received a grant from the Sustainable Agriculture Research & Education Program (SAREP) to provide education to at risk communities in San Bernardino County. The grant began June 2021 and will continue through May 2022.

Jeff has been with the UCCE San Bernardino County Master Gardener program since 2019, and he has always been great at brainstorming outreach, but it was the worm window where I first became aware of his genius! Through our planning meetings for an upcoming Master Gardener event in the high desert Je...

You may have heard us say at our information tables, workshops or on social media that UC Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners are here to help! So to bring in the new year I wanted to talk about all the ways we are here to help you in your gardening adventures and with your community gardening ef...

As a UC Cooperative Extension Master Gardener and UC ANR employee, I am fortunate to have many opportunities to partner with amazing farmers, gardeners, and educators. I am particularly in awe of educators who fully integrate outdoor spaces into their teaching.

Here are a few planting tips for your cool season veggies: 1) Selecting varieties: There are lots of things to think about when it comes to selecting which type of veggies you will grow.

Now you're clear on what IPM isand why it's vital to a thriving garden, or landscape, or farm. You're ready to get IPM-ing.

o you want to help residents of San Bernardino County garden and landscape more sustainably; grow food in home, school, and community gardens; and improve the health of our communities?

Why did you decide to apply to the UCCE Master Gardener program in San Bernardino County? I decided to become a UCCE Master Gardener because I was interested in improving my knowledge in pesticide -free food production.