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  • Climate Stewards thin live oak regrowth as part of the Columbia College fire fuel reduction project. Photo by Lisa Murphy
    For UC Climate Stewards, every day is Earth Day

    Apr 22, 2021

    • Environment
  • Speakers will exchange innovative ideas for small businesses.
    Free webinars explore small-business ideas for life after COVID-19

    Apr 21, 2021

    • Economic Development
  • Building institutional markets for plant-based proteins

    Apr 21, 2021

    • Food
    • Health
  • 'It is generally best to work with the soil you have, rather than try to attain the soil you wish for,' according to Dustin Blakey, author of new publication on adjusting soil pH. (Photo: Evett Kilmartin)
    Adjusting soil pH in California gardens

    Apr 20, 2021

    • Yard & Garden
  • Trees like this mimosa tree require life-long care to survive. Photo by Annemiek Schilder
    Tree lovers invited to free webinars to learn proper tree-care

    Apr 19, 2021

    • Environment
    • Yard & Garden
  • Chickens perch and graze inside the tractor on a UC Davis research plot.
    Scientists to see whether chickens boost soil health, increase profits on organic vegetable farms

    Apr 16, 2021

    • Agriculture
  • Water delivery gate to a farm. The flow rate can be measured from the water level in the main canal, gate width, and water level at the delivery point. Photo by Khaled Bali
    Water measurement and reporting course offered by UCCE May 20

    Apr 14, 2021

    • Agriculture
  • Photo of raised bed vegetables by Elena Zhukova
    UC SAREP awards grants for sustainable food-systems research and outreach

    Apr 13, 2021

    • Agriculture
  • NASA created a three-dimensional portrait of methane concentrations around the world. Methane is the second largest contributor to greenhouse gases warming the earth, after carbon dioxide.
    Fighting hunger and building planet health go hand in hand

    Apr 7, 2021

    • Agriculture
    • Food
  • Plants regrow on a landscape scorched by the Thomas Fire of 2017. Photo by Annemiek Schilder
    How will climate change affect Southern California?

    Apr 6, 2021

    • Environment
  • Overwatering the landscape and leaks in irrigation systems are the two most common water-wasting mistakes identified by the Garden Walks program. (Photo: Pixabay)
    UC Master Gardeners ‘Garden Walks’ conserves millions of gallons of water annually in Marin

    Apr 5, 2021

    • Yard & Garden
  • Owens River north of Bishop. Photo by Dustin Blakey
    Drought is back! And so is Water Talk

    Apr 1, 2021

    • Environment
  • Glenda Humiston
    A message of solidarity

    Mar 31, 2021

  • UCCE orchard and vineyard systems advisor Kari Arnold demonstrates proper tree planting. (Photo: Anne Schellman)
    No need to amend soil when planting new trees or perennials

    Mar 29, 2021

    • Yard & Garden
  • Cosmo, a bull calf was born in April 2020 at UC Davis. Scientists successfully genome-edited him as an embryo to produce more male offspring. Male cattle are more fuel-efficient than females and produce more meat with fewer cattle. Photo courtesy of Alison Van Eenennaam
    How do you feel about gene editing in livestock?

    Mar 25, 2021

    • Agriculture
  • Mariana Lopez, EFNEP nutrition educator, leads the plan, shop and save lesson via Zoom.
    UCCE Tulare helps participants save food dollars: Small changes make big impact

    Mar 24, 2021

    • Health
  • The new Los Naturalistas received certificates upon completing the program.
    Introducing Latinx youth to the science behind Southern California’s natural wonders

    Mar 24, 2021

    • Environment
  • Elaine Silver, holding a cabbage from her garden, teaches JobTrain participants how to eat healthy on a limited budget.
    Jobseekers get fresh start with JobTrain, CalFresh Healthy Living, UC

    Mar 23, 2021

    • Health
  • Dead and dying coffeeberry (Frangula californica) shrubs are clearly visible in a failing restoration in a coastal scrub site in San Mateo County, dominated by shrubs with occasional small groups of trees. Phytophthora crassamura and P. megasperma were both isolated directly from symptomatic tissue and from the rhizosphere (i.e. soil and fine roots) of diseased plants. Photo by Laura Sims.
    Phytophthora invasions linked to ecological restorations

    Mar 22, 2021

    • Environment
  • Growers considering planting pistachios can refer to a new UC study for estimated production costs and returns.
    Pistachio production costs outlined in UC study

    Mar 18, 2021

    • Agriculture
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