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*Consider ammoniating rice straw*

*Cattle deworming considerations*

*Don't forget the mineral*

*Patching the eye when treating pinkeye*

*Steps to plant and establish summer dormant fescue*

*Monthly pasture production in the North Valley*

*Ag producer's continuing education day*

*Virtual water measurement reporting course*

*Livestock projects and 4-H*

*Meet our new water Advisor*

Disaster Ag pass meeting

September 23, 2021

4:30 PM - 6 PM

Elk Creek, CA

*Livestock and Range New*

• Foothill abortion vaccine available
• Wildfire ash: Impacts on forage crops
• How will fire affect annual rangeland and what should you consider doing
• Tehama County applicators continuing education day
• Dallisgrass staggers in irrigated pasture

We're excited to be bringing back "TEHAMA WALNUT DAY"! 

February 3, 2022 ...at the Red Bluff Elks Lodge...355 Gilmore Rd, Red Bluff, CA

A Fried Chicken Lunch will be provided by our generous sponsors...Crain of California & CAPEX/AP Esteve Sales

1.5 hours of Continued Education credits or 3.5 CCA Credits have been requested.

Register by Monday  - January 24th. (see link below)

At the door registrations may cost $15.00... upon available space.

COVID guidances will be followed-Wearing a Face Mask is required.

To register go to: 2022 Tehama Walnut Day Registration

or online at http://cetehama.ucanr.edu

• Fall Prune Orchard Management Considerations
• Welcome to our NEW Advisor: Curt Pierce
• Winter/Spring Sacramento Valley Tree Crop meeting Schedule
• Three Steps to Combat Cytospora Canker
• Prune Orchard Investments in a Better Market Year

• Fall Almond Orchard Management Considerations

• New Advisor Introduction

• Climate & Management Considerations for Future

              Almond Orchards

• Preparing for 2022

      ·   Sacramento Valley Tree Crop IPM Webinar

• Winter/Spring Sacramento Valley Tree Crop meetings

• Tehama Ag Producers Day

— MEETINGS POSTPONED  —

due to the concern of the Coronavirus, these meetings have been postponed until a later date.

• IRRIGATION SEASON WINDS DOWN AND WE NEED YOUR HELP
• WATER USE BY YOUNG DEVELOPING PRUNE TREES

Detailed Meeting Announcements

• LOCAL  HANDS ON WATER MEASUREMENT WORKSHOP
• AB 589 WATER MEASUREMENT CERTIFICATION TRAINING
• SWEEP GRANT OPPORTUNITY WORKSHOP
• TEHAMA PRIVATE APPLICATORS CONTINUING EDUCATION WORKSHOP

Mark Your Calendars - General Info Provided 

• POST-HARVEST ALMOND AND WALNUT IPM WORKSHOP
• NORTH VALLEY NUT CONFERENCE
• TEHAMA WALNUT DAY
• NORTHERN SACRAMENTO VALLEY –Tehama Prune Day

A look at the basic principals of soil science that influence soil testing and the types of information contained in the reports.

This article will focus on the role of soil testing in orchard management, describe steps to acquire informative soil testing information, and discuss two of the more familiar parameters in a soil test report: pH and saturation percentage (SP).

This article will focus on the nutrients nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium in orchard management.