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Summary: Intermittent streams comprise more than half of the global river network. However, how biodiversity persists in these ecosystems is still largely unknown.
Summary: Estimating how easily groundwater flows through different aquifers is critical for groundwater management but is difficult to measure. We use nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) logging to measure properties of the subsurface that are related to groundwater flow.
The University of California Cooperative Extension is pleased to partner with the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) to provide technical assistance in applying for the Climate Smart Agriculture Incentives Programs.
UC ANR Climate Smart Agriculture Program Technical Assistance Providers Contact Us For general inquiries, please use our team general inbox to contact us at climatesmartag@ucdavis.edu.
Photo with permission by Dylan de Jonge The CDFA's Healthy Soils Program (HSP) provides financial assistance to farmers and ranchers for the implementation of conservation agriculture practices that improve soil health and sequester carbon.
CDFAs Alternative Manure Management Program (AMMP) provides financial assistance for the implementation of non-digester manure management practices in California, which will result in reduced greenhouse gas emissions. Funds: Livestock and dairy producers can receive up to $750,000.
The CDFA's State Water Efficiency and Enhancement Program (SWEEP) provides financial assistance in the form of grants to implement irrigation systems that reduce greenhouse gases and save water on California agricultural operations.
