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Community Gardening in Solano County Compost Insanity Composting at Home Container Gardening for Fall How Native Plants Help Salmon Tahiti Plants There's a Bit of Confusion in the World of Bulbs Solano County Water Agency Strive for 25! Solano Master Gardeners This Fall Fall Gardening Guide...

In 2024 our UC Master Gardener volunteers helped over 100 people answer gardening and pest management questions like these: I moved here from Ohio, and I don't know what to plant.

The UC ANR Aggie Enterprise Team is pleased to provide the following update on Contracts & Grants (C&G) Awards and Billings, after consulting and engaging with UC Davis Contracts and Grants Accounting: Awards Update: There are currently 44 award-related transactions (including new awards, amendments...

Image: California Department of Fish & Wildlife, CC BY 2.0.

The past few weeks have been a whirlwind. Vice President Glenda Humiston and I had the opportunity to meet with many scientists working on agricultural issues in a Mediterranean climate similar to California's.

The UC ANR Business Operations Center will launch a New Employee Orientation to kick off 2025! Starting Jan. 7, BOC will offer virtual orientations the first Tuesday of each month from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.

The UC San Francisco California Collaborative for Public Health Research (CPR3) is an initiative that promotes statewide academic and public health partnerships to bridge research and policy.

While you may not notice symptoms of peach leaf curl until the spring, you should manage it in the fall and winter. Peach leaf curl is a fungal disease that primarily affects peach and nectarine trees.

As the new University of California Cooperative Extension area director for five Northern California counties, Teghpreet Preet Ahluwalia has an impressive track record of connecting people with resources that can improve lives and uplift future generations.