Archive Nut, Prune and Olive Programs

Mark Bell, Vice Provost of Strategic Initiatives and Statewide Programs, joined UC Agriculture and Natural Resources as an academic administrator in 2017 and retired from the UC on June 29.

UC ANR's 2021 Annual Report is now live! The report features impact stories organized by UC ANR's public values, demonstrating the organization's vision to improve the lives of all 40 million residents in California.

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From buckets, toilets, feed troughs, kettle grills, cowboy boots to baby shoes, anything with holes for drainage can work for planting.

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Beef Cattle Health Webinar Recordings Available Ewe Mastitis and Lamb Survival Survey Upcoming Webinars: Drought, Vineyard Grazing Weed Management Book - Still on Sale!...

After 20 years of building resilience, sustainability and equity in Los Angeles and Ventura counties, Sabrina Drill, UC Cooperative Extension natural resources advisor, will retire on July 1.

Serving Amador, Calaveras, El Dorado and Tuolumne counties, UC Cooperative Extension advisor Lynn Wunderlich was formally assigned to focus on viticulture and integrated pest management in the region.

In June, new Big Moose pumpkin seedlings were planted in the area of the garden known as the back forty. However, volunteer sunflowers had already taken over this garden area, which had been left fallow during the winter...

Flowers are abloom in the Edible Demo Garden raising expectations of a bountiful harvest to come. Now the bees just need to help by doing their pollinating job and the fruits and veggies should appear. Pollinating, though, can get complicated.