Archive Nut, Prune and Olive Programs

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Blue Oak

Due to ongoing climate change, many species are already experiencing population declines at the xeric (hot/dry) edges of their natural ranges.
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Cannabis

Many states in the western U.S. are decriminalizing recreational cannabis, but the effects of this policy change on the environment are largely unknown.
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Disturbances

Because California grasslands are largely dominated by annual plants, they can experience extreme fluctuations due to variations in precipitation, management practices, and wildfire.
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Birds

California chaparral (a type of shrubland) is subject to management and removal in regions where wildlife threatens human lives and property. As the wildlife-urban interface grows, more of this ecosystem is subject to extensive management.
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UCCE Viticulture - North Coast

UC Cooperative Extension - Viticulture Over 600,000 acres of land is planted to grapes in 48 counties across California. The multibillion dollar industry is an essential component of the state's success and global reputation.
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Help Develop our Program

UCCE - Needs Assessments Part of serving the community is understanding the needs and wants of the region we are active in.
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Newsletters - UCCE Viticulture

Welcome to the UCCE viticulture newsletter for Sonoma County! This website will be updated regularly and will include relevant topics and information to growers in Sonoma County.
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Past Newsletters

This page will be updated regularly as newsletters are released.
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