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The Informatics and GIS Statewide Program is UC ANR’s geospatial innovation hub, providing research, services, and training for all ANR programs.

The Climate Smart Agriculture Program at the University of California Cooperative Extension San Diego County focuses on research, programs and strategies to manage the impacts of climate trends on agricultural production in San Diego County.

Agritourism is a commercial enterprise at a working farm or ranch conducted for the enjoyment and education of visitors that generates supplemental income for the owner or operator. The California Agritourism website, managed by UC SAREP, is a comprehensive hub of resources and information for those involved…

The Rosenberg International Forum on Water Policy remains committed to our mission of reducing conflict and promoting cooperation in the management of water resources.

University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources operates Research and Extension Centers (RECs). Extending from the Oregon border in the north, through the Sierra Foothills and Central Valley, along the Pacific Coast and south to the Mexico border, the REC System covers rich and unique resources…

Los Angeles County and neighboring areas of Southern California are a paradise for gardeners who enjoy growing fruit trees in their backyards, at their community garden, or even in a container on their patio. This website suggests some possible fruit trees for your family to enjoy.

The South American palm weevil (SAPW), known to scientists as Rhynchophorus palmarum, is an invasive beetle that has been detected infesting palm trees in San Diego County.

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The Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP) assists limited-resource families gain the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and changed behavior necessary to choose nutritionally sound diets and improve their well-being.

Japanese knotweed, an invasive plant posing severe risks to the environment and property, has been identified in Marin County and specifically the San Geronimo Valley and Lagunitas Creek Watersheds.