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Ranchers, meat processors, butchers and agricultural industry partners are invited to Siskiyou County on Oct. 15-16 for the first meat summit to be held on the West Coast.

The UC Berkeley-led COEQWAL project is helping communities explore how shifting the state’s water priorities could impact agriculture, cities and ecosystems.

From Sept. 5-13, community members are invited to connect with nature and learn simple ways to help protect and steward the environment in celebration of California Biodiversity Day.

Applications are now open for UC ANR Connect, a grower-informed commercialization program operated by UC ANR Innovate. Applications will be accepted through Sept. 18.

UC scientists advise residents in post-fire communities to prepare for El Niño and prevent erosion by capping their soil with free compost and composted mulch.

Valley Vision, UC ANR, Sierra College and regional partners have collectively received $7.3 million through the California Jobs First Regional Investment Initiative to launch the Capital Biomanufacturing Alliance.

Inspired by attending the 2022 UC California Naturalist conference, Kristin Polidoro was able to switch to a wholly new career – due in part to her certification.

Daniel Swain, climate scientist in the University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources’ California Institute for Water Resources, has written an El Niño fact sheet.

Women play a major role in the ag sector of Modoc County, tucked in the far northeastern corner of California. They own or co-own many farms, ranches and food businesses.

Business Launchpad accepting applications for the free nine-week training until Sept. 1

Curated by Edith and Jolly de Guzman, an exhibition in L.A. explored the relationship among urban trees, heat, environmental justice and neighborhood well-being.

The public is invited to see how drones are transforming farming through precision applications, mapping, spraying and innovative field practices at UC Kearney REC.

With a looming shortage of forestry workers in California, UC Cooperative Extension forester Susie Kocher is encouraging community college students to pursue a career in forestry.

Located in Irvine, the teaching apiary at South Coast Research and Extension Center is one of the UC's most important sites for hands-on beekeeping education.

A UCCE viticulture advisor is studying vineyard “mothballing,” which entails maintaining vines with minimal inputs, while aiming to return to production in the future.

Growers, pest control advisers, researchers, commodity group representatives and other ag professionals are invited to a UC ANR Connect Field Day on Aug. 6 (9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.), at Sabor Farms.

Researchers at the UC Small Farms Network and the Community Alliance with Family Farmers document the challenges facing small-scale farms with groundwater regulations.

This long-running course will provide guidance and tools for navigating new federal restrictions on non-American drone purchases.

Nutrition Policy Institute researchers are studying how the type of milk two-year-olds drink affects their health, growth and development.