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The FarmVet2B program, led by UC Davis Weill School of Veterinary Medicine and UC Cooperative Extension scientists, gives students a hands-on experience.

To wrap up Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, learn about UC ANR community educator Fam Lee, who supports Iu Mien growers in the Sacramento region.

San Luis Obispo County is a pastoral destination, known for its high-quality wine and olive oils. This September, the region will transform into a hub for all things agritourism.

UC ANR has developed an online Post-Fire Resilience course providing landowners practical guidance after fire. The course is free to the public.

The 2025 Los Angeles fires dealt a blow to the urban forest. Then, premature tree removals made matters worse. UC scientists took action to protect and study these natural resources.

Winners of the fourth annual Farm Robotics Challenge were announced during a livestreamed awards ceremony on May 21. See the winners and watch the recording.

Scientists at Kearney Research and Extension Center are studying tea as a potential high cash-value, climate-resilient crop for the Central Valley and other regions.

UC ANR welcomed a delegation from Catalonia, Spain, led by Catalonian President Salvador Illa, for the signing of an agreement to boost research collaboration.

To allow its scientists to focus on research and extension, UC ANR has been transitioning to regional administrative leadership of its UC Cooperative Extension offices across the state.

The Comprehensive Pest Prevention Program Analysis offers extensive proof of the value and effectiveness of California's efforts to prevent and address pest incursions.

The UC ANR Fire Network will host a free webinar “Fire Savvy: Finding and Navigating Fire Information in California” on Thursday, May 21, at 9 a.m.

UC Cooperative Extension and the CalPac section of the Society for Range Management will offer Range and Mustang Camp in Modoc National Forest Aug. 6-8

NPI director Hannah Thompson and colleagues found that nearly half of U.S. states currently have no requirements or recommendations for fitness testing in public schools.

The new book “Dr. Cluck’s Backyard Chickens” provides backyard chicken owners with science-based advice for poultry care at every life stage

Hopland REC, operated by UC ANR, invites the community to an open house on May 17 (10 a.m. to 2 p.m.) to mark 75 years of science and learning.

 Equipment cleaning could prevent branched broomrape, help growersCalifornia’s processing tomato industry for the first time this past harvest season agreed to voluntary equipment cleaning and notification guidelines to prevent the spread of branched broomrape, a parasitic weed that attaches to roots…

By getting her certification through UC Environmental Stewards, Daisy Prado helps participants at her City Gurlz Hike events to pursue curiosity.

California recently restricted rodenticides to protect wildlife, but rodents aren’t going away on their own. Dogs are a solution worth studying, says UCCE advisor Niamh Quinn.