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San Diego Plants Act Like It’s Spring Again After August Drenching

September 11, 2023/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Athena Jreij /KPBS by Thomas Fudge

Tropical Storm Hilary arrived in San Diego on Aug. 20. It rained all day, dropping at least two inches in most places.

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FREE workshops for landscape professionals. Join us in Oceanside - December 6, 13 and 20 from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.The California Landscape Contractors Association and Metropolitan Water District of Southern California offer a one-of-a-kind certification and educational opportunity for landscape professionals in Southern California.Sign up now to attend: ... see moresee less

Water Efficient Landscape Dual Certification Program

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The ongoing water shortage in California is real, and water budgeting is now enforced by law by the Model...

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Today's Top Headlines:💧 San Diego County Could Be Fairly Dry Into Late December. Or Longer. So Where’s the El Niño?💧 After a Pandemic Pause, Detroit Restarts Water Shut-offs – Part of a Nationwide Trend as Costs Rise💧 Tensions Are Bubbling Up at Thirsty Arizona Alfalfa Farms as Foreign Firms Exploit Unregulated WaterMore water headlines: ... see moresee less

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Daily media clips about water issues affecting San Diego County. (Note: Some media sources require subscr...

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“The legacy of all the hard work it took to build this up and pass it down from one generation to the next is meaningful,” said Jack Vessey, a fourth-generation farmer in Imperial Valley. bit.ly/3SRn320 #agriculture #ImperialValley ... see moresee less

A Fourth-Generation Farming Family Celebrates a Centennial | Imperial-San Diego Currents

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A Fourth-Generation Farming Family Celebrates a Centennial Posted on November 21, 2023 by Darren Simon Ja...

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