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Welcome to ANR's News & MediaUC ANR researchers, advisors, and specialists work on some of California's most pressing challenges. This page is your source for the latest news, expert insights, media resources, and coverage from across the state.  Latest News News From Across CaliforniaFrom…
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There are many ways to support UC ANR's mission: volunteer, participate in a program, join a team, or put our research to work in your community.  VolunteerTrain alongside UC scientists and contribute to conservation, food safety, gardening education, and more through UC ANR's volunteer programs.Explore…
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The Office of the Vice Provost for Academic Personnel and Development supports the recruitment, development, advancement, and success of UC ANR academics across California. This site provides resources for academic growth, onboarding, professional development, mentorship, evaluation and promotion guidance,…
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The Plant

Shaping the Future of Food and Agriculture InnovationFrom lab to field: accelerating sustainable solutions in agriculture, food, and biotechnology.The Plant Innovation Center is a planned 140,000-square-foot campus at the Port of West Sacramento where startups, researchers, and industry leaders turn ideas…
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UC Master Gardeners of Tulare and Kings County: Article

Gardening for Disabled Persons and the Elderly

June 13, 2026
By UC Master Gardeners of Tulare/Kings County
Although far from being handicapped, some of us do fall into the ranks of being considered a "Senior Citizen." When deciding that we want to garden for as long as physically possible, we can plan an outdoor space accordingly. Here are some suggestions, if you are thinking of making life in the garden easier…
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A June Pest Update in Alison's Garden

June 12, 2026
By Dustin W Blakey
By Alison Collin, UC Master Gardener Volunteer  This year has certainly put a damper on the joy and health benefits of gardening. One challenge after another has appeared in my usually productive garden.Voles Move InEarlier in the year, I noticed a mound of earth in one of the borders and assumed…
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