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UC Master Gardener Program of Imperial County

Perhaps you want to be a MG in the Future: Add your name to our "Future List of Master Gardeners" and we will contact you when we offer training again. The Imperial County Master Gardener Program has trained its first cohort of 30 UC Master Gardener Volunteers.

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Vegetation Management

Welcome to the Sonoma County Vegetation Management Hub!...

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CalFresh Healthy Living, UCCE: Sacramento County

CalFresh Healthy Living, UCCE Sacramento (CFHL, UCCE) teaches people eligible for SNAP about good nutrition, how to make their food dollars stretch further, and how to be physically active at any age.

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Programmatic Footprint Maps

Click here to view the dashboard What are the Programmatic Footprint Maps? Interactive, regularly updated maps that show UC ANRs programmatic footprint across California.

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Small Acreage Landowners

As HPAI is currently (January 2025) moving across California, we want to encourage everyone to increase their biosecurity to reduce the risk. If you notice any signs of disease, as always, contact your veterinarian.

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Western Sierra Forestry & Natural Resources

Forestry and Natural Resources for Sutter, Yuba, Butte, Placer and Nevada counties

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Statewide Programs & Research and Extension Center Operations

ANR Statewide Programs and Research and Extension Center Operations (SWPR) manages the budget, financial, personnel, programmatic and administrative operations for the program side of ANR; Units served include: ANR Senior Leadership ANR 13 Statewide Programs and Institutes ANR 9 Research and Extensi...

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Nitrogen and Irrigation Initiative

NII Poster The main objective of the Nitrogen and Irrigation Initiative (NII) is to improve nitrogen and irrigation management in California by closing the information access and training gap.

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Small Farms of the Inland Empire

Welcome According to the USDA "More than 90 percent of farms in the U.S. are classified as small, with a gross cash farm income of $250,000, or less." Small-scale farms are the backbone of how we can create a better food system, increase biodiversity, and create stronger communities.

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Tribal Oak Restoration

Ancient tribal communities across the state have relied on acorns as a staple of their diet, and in some parts of Southern California acorns constituted the majority of the ancient diet. It is no surprise that oaks occupy a special place in the culture of tribal communities.

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Kern County: Article

New Achievement Program - Record Book Judging Application

June 2, 2026

By Gordon B Riggs

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Kern County: Article

Old Achievement Program - Personal Development Report

June 2, 2026

By Gordon B Riggs

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Kern County: Article

New Achievement Program - Personal Development Rpt

June 2, 2026

By Gordon B Riggs

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Kern County: Article

Old Achievement Program - Annual Project Report

June 2, 2026

By Gordon B Riggs

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UCCE Master Gardeners of Stanislaus County: Event

Plant Propagation - Oakdale Library

Jul 14, 2026

Turn one plant into many! Learn simple ways to take cuttings, divide plants, and propagate your favorites to grow and share.

UCCE Master Gardeners of Stanislaus County

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Kern County: Article

New Achievement Program - Annual Project Report

June 2, 2026

By Gordon B Riggs

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A field of green perennial forage grasses is shown with golden hills and oak trees in the background.

Herbicide applications in California Dryland Perennial Grasses Improve Forage Yield and Crop Coverage

June 2, 2026

By Ryan Hill, Josh S Davy, Larry C Forero

Over the past few years, a host of studies have been published addressing the rejuvenation of perennial grass stands in unirrigated pastures through use of herbicide treatments (check here, here, and here). This is for good reason, as annual weeds can invade productive perennial grass ecosystems and reduce…

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Deniece Williams, left, talks to vet med interns about rotary milking parlors

High school students try their hands as livestock vets to fill need in rural areas

June 2, 2026

By Michael Hsu

The FarmVet2B program, led by UC Davis Weill School of Veterinary Medicine and UC Cooperative Extension scientists, gives students a hands-on experience.

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Kern County: Event

Kern County 4-H Small Animal Field Day

Aug 8, 2026

Kern County

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