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BGCOP Selected as One of 200 Top Causes by State Farm Youth Advisory Board.

Singled out among several outstanding local youth, Paloma Guzman was recently named 2013 Youth of the Year by the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Oxnard and Port Hueneme.

In less than a year, Harrison Industries collected more than 700 tons of food waste from restaurants, grocery stores, schools and other businesses in Ventura County with Agromin turning the waste into compost.

Democrat Doug Shreffler to make official bid for Oval Office

Channel Islands Harbor celebrates the migration of the Pacific Gray Whale with its 17th Annual Celebration of the Whales offering daily excursions.

Stay Green, a full-service landscaping company, and Agromin, the organics recycler for more than 50 California cities, have formed a partnership that will recycle and reuse the organic materials produced by Stay Green clients.

Larry's Building Materials, with supply yards in Costa Mesa and Laguna Beach, has joined a growing list of outlets distributing Agromin organic soil products in Orange County.

Agromin, an Oxnard-based manufacturer of earth-friendly soil products made from organic material collected from Southern California communities, is accepting requests for field trips to its organics recycling facility in Oxnard.

Southern California gardeners are busy harvesting summer vegetables in August, but it's also the time to start planning for a fall garden, say experts at Agromin, a manufacturer of earth-friendly soil products made from recycled organic material.

Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Maker & Everybody Else Are Unconsciously Obsessed With Bargaining, Says This Pro

"All companies should emulate Apple, the highest valued corporation in the world. They need to become more effective, to stand out from the crowd, and a crucial way to do this is to negotiate in new ways,” Goodman suggests.

“There is no single investment you can make in your business, your job, or your life that promises greater returns than The Negotiation School training,” says its founder and president, Dr. Gary S. Goodman.

Greg Jackson has been named Southern California Sales Manager for Agromin, one of California's largest producers and distributors of bulk and packaged mulch, compost and value-added specialty organic products.

Agromin, manufacturer of soil products made from organic material collected from Ventura County communities, is giving away 6 tons of its planting mix during the City of Thousand Oaks' April 28 Arbor/Earth Day celebration.

Two youth center gardens at Navy Base Ventura County have begun to blossom thanks to a seven-ton donation of planting mix by Agromin.

Agromin announced it is in the product and market development stages for a technology called biochar that converts organic waste into a soil amendment that can boost crop yields while contributing to the fight against climate change.

Printing Industries Association of Southern California (PIASC) honored V3 for its 50-year commitment to the association at a recognition breakfast on February 3.

Santa Barbara City College's new organic vegetable garden is ready for spring thanks, in part, to an eight-ton donation of compost by Agromin.

A to Z Law attorney and Wells Fargo Ag Industries representative to explain global and local mitigation strategies to agribusiness leaders

Agromin, one of the largest organics management companies in California, has named Tom Kelley as vice president of sales and business development.

The Gene Haas Foundation today announced $200,000 in additional grant recipients, bringing total donations to Ventura County nonprofits in 2013 to $249,000, and totaling more than $1 million nationally.

Author, William F. Powers, Jr. is pleased to announce the promotion of his humorous coming of age story, The Easter Bunny Conspiracy.

Longer days in May mean more daylight hours to spend planting garden vegetables and flowers.

Ventura County, Calif. – In an effort to eliminate contaminants that pollute storm drains and the environment, the Ventura County Public Works Agency’s Watershed Protection District has implemented a cost-effective and environmental-friendly Gutter...

BGCOP Selected as One of 200 Top Causes by State Farm Youth Advisory Board.

Local concrete company donates to and promotes Boys & Girls Club.

March 20 is officially the first day of spring, but southern California gardeners don't have to wait until then to start their spring planting, say experts at Agromin.

Singled out among several outstanding local youth, Paloma Guzman was recently named 2013 Youth of the Year by the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Oxnard and Port Hueneme.

Internationally recognized graffiti artist Erik Wahl challenges audiences to see the world differently than they’re used to as the keynote speaker for BGCOP's 11th Annual Great Futures for Kids Breakfast March 21.

In less than a year, Harrison Industries collected more than 700 tons of food waste from restaurants, grocery stores, schools and other businesses in Ventura County with Agromin turning the waste into compost.

Agromin, one of the largest organic composting companies in California, has joined California Green Communities to foster innovative, sustainable ways for participating cities to reduce carbon emissions and energy consumption.

Democrat Doug Shreffler to make official bid for Oval Office

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Oxnard and Port Hueneme is seeking sponsors for its upcoming Great Futures for Kids Campaign Breakfast.

To support the programs of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Oxnard and Port Hueneme, Channel Islands Family Dental Office is donating 100 percent of every new patient’s regular cleaning in 2013 to the Club.

Plant and tree growth slows to a crawl or stops completely in January in Southern California gardens. Take this opportunity to prune and plant, say experts at Agromin, a manufacturer of earth-friendly soil products made from organic material.

Channel Islands Harbor celebrates the migration of the Pacific Gray Whale with its 17th Annual Celebration of the Whales offering daily excursions.

Channel Islands Harbor kicks off the holidays with its 47th annual holiday Parade of Lights noon – 8 p.m., Dec. 8, with the parade beginning at 7 p.m.

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With forecasts of near normal rainfall in November, Southern California gardeners have the opportunity to plant fall gardens now and let Mother Nature do the watering.

Stay Green, a full-service landscaping company, and Agromin, the organics recycler for more than 50 California cities, have formed a partnership that will recycle and reuse the organic materials produced by Stay Green clients.

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The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Oxnard and Port Hueneme will host its Seventh Annual “Day for Kids” family event 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sept. 22 at the Martin V. Smith Youth Center, 1900 West 5th Street, Oxnard. There is no cost to attend.

SUDZZfx, Inc., creators of high quality blends for the professional beauty industry, announced the debut of their newest blend: RowdyPaste™ Matte Texture Finish.

Although the temperature still feels like summer, now is the time for Southern California gardeners to plant cool season vegetables for a spring harvest, say experts at Agromin.

Larry's Building Materials, with supply yards in Costa Mesa and Laguna Beach, has joined a growing list of outlets distributing Agromin organic soil products in Orange County.

Agromin, an Oxnard-based manufacturer of earth-friendly soil products made from organic material collected from Southern California communities, is accepting requests for field trips to its organics recycling facility in Oxnard.

Southern California gardeners are busy harvesting summer vegetables in August, but it's also the time to start planning for a fall garden, say experts at Agromin, a manufacturer of earth-friendly soil products made from recycled organic material.

Stitches 'n Dishes announced that Nick Nicora broke Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville Guinness World Record for the World's Largest Cocktail on Friday, July 13 at the California State Fair in Sacramento, CA.

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Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Maker & Everybody Else Are Unconsciously Obsessed With Bargaining, Says This Pro

One of the biggest challenges for gardeners in July is to keep plants hydrated and the soil cool during one of the warmest months of the year in Southern California, say experts at Agromin, a manufacturer of soil products made from organic material.

The Negotiation School’s Dr. Gary S. Goodman gets chills seeing Norman Rockwell’s painting depicting a fellow in a leather bomber jacket rising up to exercise his Freedom of Speech. But some negotiators should stay seated, Goodman advises.

"All companies should emulate Apple, the highest valued corporation in the world. They need to become more effective, to stand out from the crowd, and a crucial way to do this is to negotiate in new ways,” Goodman suggests.

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"Best Practices In Negotiation" Speaker Rated In The 98th Percentile

“There is no single investment you can make in your business, your job, or your life that promises greater returns than The Negotiation School training,” says its founder and president, Dr. Gary S. Goodman.

There is still time to enjoy a full Southern California summer garden by planting heat-happy vegetables in June. The typically mild Southern California temperatures during the month give these vegetables a good start for the hotter months ahead.

More firms are firing their customers if they complain about purchases, says Customersatisfaction.com’s Dr. Gary S. Goodman

The Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Oxnard and Port Hueneme (BGCOP) recently received two prestigious Merit Awards for Program Excellence from Judith J. Pickens, senior vice president, Boys & Girls Clubs of America.

NewLeads announced its latest trade show iPad lead solution allowing exhibitors to not only increase their sales leads and combine instant access to rich media and collateral, delivering unprecedented attendee engagement and behavioral metrics.

Greg Jackson has been named Southern California Sales Manager for Agromin, one of California's largest producers and distributors of bulk and packaged mulch, compost and value-added specialty organic products.

Shea Properties announces the plan to complete construction of the Collection at RiverPark is moving forward. Ventura County residents have been waiting patiently for The Collection to open, especially those living in the RiverPark community.

Agromin, manufacturer of soil products made from organic material collected from Ventura County communities, is giving away 6 tons of its planting mix during the City of Thousand Oaks' April 28 Arbor/Earth Day celebration.

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Two youth center gardens at Navy Base Ventura County have begun to blossom thanks to a seven-ton donation of planting mix by Agromin.

April is the time of year to prepare and plant flower and vegetable gardens so they produce throughout summer and early fall. All this activity makes April one of the busiest months for gardeners say experts at Agromin.

Robert Lerner, a leading authority on biochar soil technology, has joined Agromin to head the company's biochar business development unit.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Oxnard and Port Hueneme is seeking sponsors for its 10th Annual It Just Takes One Breakfast on April 24, featuring a keynote address by Army veteran JR Martinez, winner of the last Dancing with the Stars Competition.

Agromin announced it is in the product and market development stages for a technology called biochar that converts organic waste into a soil amendment that can boost crop yields while contributing to the fight against climate change.

Ecofabrik will be giving away cool casualwear and bamboo polo shirts in a sweepstake program for 4 weeks as announced on the Home page of company website.