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The Central Sierra forestry program seeks to provide the latest research-based information from the University of California to residents, non-profits, and staff of local, state, and federal agencies. Susie Kocher is the Forestry Advisor for the Central Sierra area.

Living with Fire is a challenge in the Sierra Nevada. We live in a fire adapted ecosystem where wildfires used to burn naturally every 8 to 35 years depending on elevation.

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This site contains local information of interest to gardeners in our region, and information regarding our local volunteer group.

Since 2016, UCCE San Diego has collaborated with eight other universities and institutions nationwide to study the effect that pesticide residue from ornamental horticulture production has on pollinators.

California's sheep and goat industries provide an abundance of commodities and services that supply our communities with food, fiber, business opportunities, companionship, and healthy landscapes.

UCCE has hired a new Soil Quality and Nutrient Management Advisor to serve Fresno, Madera, Kings and Tulare counties. Joy Hollingsworth has a unique position which is co-funded by the USDA-NRCS.

Welcome and thank you for visiting our project website focused on the dissemination and training for citrus spray application expert system adoption in California. This website was created to provide project information, expert system installation and tutorials, and project updates.

8:00 AM Welcome and Course Information Louise, Ferguson, UC Davis, Dept.