Nutrition & Health

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Green Blog: Article

Drought pushes California farmers and ranchers to adapt to a drier future

November 4, 2021
By Pamela S Kan-Rice
Despite historic drought, farms and ranches may receive normal revenue Despite recent rains, the 202021 drought has been unusually severe. Low precipitation, coupled with high evaporation has affected irrigated crops and livestock pastures. Yet California farmers and ranchers are adept at adapting.
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Gardens promote health
Landscape Horticulture Updates for Southern California: Article

Benefits of Plants to People, Communities, and Urban Urban Ecosystems: Part 1

November 4, 2021
By Janet S Hartin
Benefits of Plants to People, Communities and Urban Ecosystems: Part 1: The link between horticulture and health and well-being and to urban ecosystems has been scientifically documented for centuries. In 1812, psychiatrist, professor, and Declaration of Independence signer Dr.
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The Stanislaus Sprout: Article

Give Indoor Plants the Right Light

November 1, 2021
By Anne E Schellman
Light is probably the most important factor for indoor plant growth. In most houses, it's probably the most limiting factor as well. To add to the problem, light levels begin to dwindle in fall as the days become shorter.
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