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CDFA Farm to School Incubator Grant Program open until April 4, 2024 The CDFA Farm to School Incubator Grant Program is open until April 4, 2024 and has $52.8 million in funding available.

This month's together@work blog brings you a special post exploring the background of the why, what, and hope in the LandBack movement in support of our tribal communities from Dr. Adina M. Merenlender and her co-contributor Beth Rose Middleton.

There is a coming grant opportunity for citrus farmers in Imperial, Attached is an English & Spanish Flyer Ana Resendiz Community Education Specialist III Climate Smart Agriculture University of California, Cooperative Extension Imperial County Holtville, CA 92250 1050 E.

Madera County almond day will be held on March 22, 2024, at the Madera County Farm Bureau building again. This year, the Madera/Merced pistachio day will be back in Madera, on April 9, 2024. It will also be held at the farm bureau building.

En el vibrante mundo de la comunicacin agrcola, surge una figura destacada: Linda Forbes. Como directora de comunicacin de la Divisin de Agricultura y Recursos Naturales de la Universidad de California (UC ANR), su labor es transmitir el impacto y el valor de la investigacin en todo el estado.

To date, over 3,500 climate-ready shade trees and tips on their planting and long-term care have been provided by University of California Master Gardeners and over 35 partners to residents of low shade neighborhoods in San Bernardino and Riverside Counties through the 'Trees for Tomorrow Start Today'…

Congratulations again to the recipients of the 2024 UC Davis Academic Senate and Academic Federation awards.

General situation Winter rainfall accumulations and average temperatures in the Sacramento Valley this year are looking similar to the long-term averages. The drying wind and higher temperatures last week mean our first tomatoes are going into the ground this week.

The Ag Day event held at the state capital represented a day for all of California agriculture to be celebrated.

The Berkeley City Council recently agreed to purchase a two-acre site (currently used for parking) known as the shellmound and a place of sacred ceremonies and turn over it over to the Sogorea Te' Land Trust, which is planning to restore the site to a place of gathering and ceremonies.