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  • The University of Arizona: Plant Propagation

    Yavapai County Free Library District - Clark Memorial Library 39 N Ninth St., Clarkdale, AZ, United States

    What is Propagation Why Propagate General Process Types of Methods – Seed, Stem Cuttings, Division & Layering Plants that can be Propagated Tips for Success in our Climate Free presentation...

    Free

  • The University of Arizona: Plant Propagation

    Yavapai County Free Library District - Chino Valley Public Library 1020 W. Palomino Rd., Chino Valley, AZ, United States

    What is Propagation Why Propagate General Process Types of Methods – Seed, Stem Cuttings, Division & Layering Plants that can be Propagated Tips for Success in our Climate Free presentation...

    Free

  • Arizona State University: The Next Generation has a Plan for the Planet

    Rob and Melani Walton Center for Planetary Health 777 E. University Dr., Tempe, AZ, United States

    Join a conversation with two of America’s leading environmental champions: Laura Turner Seydel and Vasser Seydel to discuss solutions taking root now — from regenerative agriculture and ocean protection to...

    Free

  • The University of Arizona: Canning Workshops

    NoCo Community Kitchen 216 N. Cortez St., Prescott, United States

    Learn the basics of water bath and pressure canning! Two dates to choose from - sign-up for the day that works for you. September 16th - Pressure canning Beef Stew and Chicken; Water bath canning Apple Pie Filling September 17th - Pressure canning Southwest Soup and Pinto Beans; Water bath canning Relish You take your...

    $100

  • Maricopa County Parks and Recreation: Discovery Station

    San Tan Mountain Regional Park 6533 W. Phillips Rd., Queen Creek, AZ, United States

    Twice a year, Maricopa County Parks and Recreations works with local experts and volunteers to spend a few hours out on our park trails to count and record butterfly populations. If you or someone you know would be interested in helping count butterflies and want more information on requirements or just want to know more...

    Free with Park Fee