UC Cooperative Extension Shasta County is part of the community, working side by side with farmers, families, and youth to turn UC research into practical solutions. Our local team supports ...

Visit the UC Merced Library Archive for A Century of Impact in California's Counties: Highlights from the University of California Cooperative Archive. The group also examined archival documents from ...

University of California Cooperative Extension (UCCE) Contra Costa County is the local outreach and engagement arm of the University of California, translating UC research into practical, ...

UC Cooperative Extension Monterey County has been part of the region’s agricultural community since 1918, providing research-based support to growers, industry, and youth. Advisors specialize in ...

Identify and Report aquatic invaders Learnwhere they are in California Take action to avoid spreading them to new areas If you believe you may be the first person to see a new aquatic invasive species ...

The UCCE Master Food Preserver Program is part of a countrywide effort by the USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) to raise public awareness and promote safe food practices at home. The ...

Serving Monterey, San Benito, and Santa Cruz counties, we share research-based gardening knowledge with our local communities. Explore upcoming classes, practical resources, and seasonal tips to help ...

The Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program at the University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources is committed to providing an accessible and inclusive web experience for all users.

This hands-on learning opportunity (March 30 to April 3) features UC experts. It is for a broad audience, including growers, crop consultants and irrigation practitioners. It means different things to ...

An autonomous, pulsed electric weeding robot for orchards and vineyards took the Grand Prize in the fourth annual Farm Robotics Challenge awards ceremony on May 21 held at Plug and Play Tech Center in ...

If you see someone scrutinizing the trash at your local park, it could be urban ecologist Monica Palta. Fear not, you're just witnessing science in action. “It's basically trash archeology in a way,” ...

Po-Kai Huang, a postdoctoral researcher in the UC Davis Department of Plant Sciences, has catalogued the genes, and their many variations, that control ripening in plums. This paves the way toward ...