A farm stand piled high with fresh-picked peaches is a timeless picture of summer in California. Farmers have been selling their produce at roadside stands just about as long as there have been roads ...
ANR Publications serves the community through a variety of publications; from short Open Access extension papers through to complex single crop production manuals. Extension papers are freely ...
The UCCE Sutter–Yuba Counties team connects our community with practical, research-based support from the University of California. We work with local farmers, families, youth, and residents to ...
Ask-A-Master Gardener at Pride Festival - July 19, 2026 Ask-A-Master Gardener at Olivewood Day of Play - July 25, 2026 Ask-A-Master Gardener at NatureScape, City of Chula Vista - July 25, 2026 ...
The 4-H program offers youth hands-on learning experiences, skills, leadership, and memories that last a lifetime. Youth can get involved through our Community Clubs, which offer projects such as ...
UC Davis scientists are seeking solutions to hull split for California’s $2-billion-a-year pistachio industry. New research reveals how the hull is built and how cell walls in certain layers break ...
The Woody Biomass Utilization Group is a collaborative outreach effort working to advance the understanding and use of wood and woody biomass. As part of the University of California system-wide ...
Cottage food products are required to be labeled in accordance with specific state and federal labeling regulations. The following requirements are intended to assist CFOs in complying with basic ...
A new report published by UC ANR summarizes contributions made by all of the people working California's diverse landscapes, from farmworkers to park rangers. Report: California working landscapes – ...
Why Winter is the Best Time to Prevent Fruit Tree Diseases. In the Bay Area’s Mediterranean climate, our cool, wet winters and springs are perfect for many fungal and bacterial diseases of fruit trees ...
Earlier this fall, the New World screwworm – the flesh-burrowing larva of a blowfly (Cochliomyia hominivorax) – was detected in cattle in Mexico just 70 miles from the U.S. border. Most recently, in ...
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