Ongoing research

Frequently asked questions when working with the UC Agriculture and Natural Resources Office of Contracts and Grants.

The Office of Contracts and Grants (OCG) supports ANR’s academics in the pursuit and administration of extramural funding for research, education and extension projects. OCG is the Authorized Organizational Representative (AOR) delegated to submit proposals and accept awards for extramurally sponsored…

Reporting your publications in UC ANR's Online Bibliography is required for organizational reporting. Please update your publications every year by the early December reporting due date.

Meet the UC ANR Program Planning and Evaluation team and find contact information for staff supporting strategic planning, program evaluation, reporting, and data analysis.

Internal use: The resources on this page are intended for UC ANR staff and academics to support reporting, planning, impact storytelling, and internal decision-making.ImpactsUC ANR Annual ReportsUC ANR Annual Reports highlight key program outputs and showcase selected outcomes and impacts reported by UC ANR…

Updated February 2025 NRS (NIFA Reporting System) is the newest of USDA National Institute for Food and Agricultures reporting systems.

Below are UC ANR's condition changes grouped by our public values, updated in 2025. The UC ANR condition changes were developed in 2025 through a participatory process that engaged academics, program staff, and UC ANR partners and communities.

The ANR Program Council advises the Vice President on statewide planning and delivery of programs and develops recommendations for allocation of ANR resources.

The 2023-24 Call for Cooperative Extension (UCCE) Positions was announced in September 2023. On May 24, 2024, Vice President Humiston announced the positions to be released, see the ANR Update blog.

UC ANR is thrilled to announce 106 new UC Cooperative Extension (UCCE) Advisor and Specialist positions released for recruitment. Rebuilding the UCCE footprint, to address California's emerging and future needs, is made possible by the historic 2021-22 state budget increase.