June garden calendar, growing veggies year round, managing wildlife in the garden and more!

[Teresa Matteson]

 

 

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Subject: June garden calendar, growing veggies year round, managing wildlife in the garden and more!

 

Check out our June garden calendar, learn how to deal with moles, voles, and gophers, manage wildlife in the garden, and more!

OSU Extension Service and Professional & Continuing Education   Hello   We know it's been a cold, wet spring for many Oregonians, but that doesn't mean we have to let the garden languish. Check out our June garden calendar to help write your to-do list this month.   Jump into the June garden calendar   We also have information about our upcoming webinar that will help you grow great vegetables year round, a news article on dealing with moles, voles, and gophers, and an Extension publication on managing wildlife that visit your home and garden. Year-round veggies - 10-Minute university Most gardeners are familiar with growing summer vegetables, but not many know how to keep up the production through fall, winter, and into next spring. Click here to register for our webinar that will show you how.   Moles, voles and gophers dig the garden Spring brings buds and blooms, but it also brings moles, voles and gophers. The small mammals have gardeners waging war against the critters before they know what they’re fighting, which can lead to frustration. Find out what you can do. Professional & Continuing Education Trainings, workshops and events always starting: See upcoming programs   Controlled environment agriculture course In this course, you will explore the possibility of controlled environment agriculture to create a high-intensity production environment. This program starts June 27. Find out more! Extension in your community Want to connect with Extension on a local level? Find your local Extension office   Manage wildlife conflicts in your home and garden Our homes and gardens often overlap with spaces used by wild animals. This can pose challenges when the animals' day-to-day activities come into conflict with ours. Here's how to handle wildlife problems safely and legally.   We hope you find some warm, sunny days to work in the garden this month. Thanks from the teams at Professional and Continuing Education and OSU Extension!   Oregon State University, Professional and Continuing Education, 122 SW Waldo Place, Corvallis, Oregon 97331, United States, 541-737-4197 Unsubscribe Manage preferences