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Aiming to help tackle some of California's most pressing challenges, University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources has released its Strategic Vision 2040.

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Los ganadores fueron anunciados durante la Conferencia de robtica FIRA USA Un robot que navega y saca malezas en los campos de cultivo y el equipo que lo dise del Colegio de Ingeniera Olin de Massachusetts se llev el gran premio en la segunda competencia anual Farm Robotics Challenge (Reto de robt...

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Vice President Glenda Humiston and the Strategic Visioning Committee are pleased to announce the release of the UC ANR Strategic Vision 2040, which will guide our work, structure and resource allocation to optimize and align our research, programs and partnerships over the next 15 years.

Dear UC ANR community: I am pleased to announce the release of our Strategic Vision 2040, which will guide UC ANR's work, structure and resource allocation to optimize and align its research, programs and partnerships over the next 15 years.

The first UC ANR Leadership Academy has been launched with a cohort of 20 ANR members. The program, which is being conducted in collaboration with Coro Northern California, held the first of its 10 sessions in August and just finished the sixth session.

In October, Vice President Glenda Humiston, Associate Vice President Brent Hales, and Research and Extension Center directors Ashraf El-kereamy and Atef Swelam attended three global food and agriculture events in Italy, met with key leaders of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (UN...

My neighbor is a very active and observant bird watcher and on my daily dog walk he told me to take a look at the stand of Chinese pistache trees down the block. They're full of red berries and the little birds are feasting on them, he told me.

Shorter days mean less time in the garden. Use the time to peruse gardening websites, magazines and seed catalogs instead. Tasks Stake newly planted trees in windy areas. Clean up debris to eliminate hiding places for pests (if necessary).