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Happy New Year, everyone! While January is the month to plan and dream about your yard and garden, it is also time to make a fresh start with some good gardening habits. It's an ideal time to start recordkeeping or get started with a garden calendar or journal when it's too wet to play in the soil.

Schweikert joins UC ANR as controller Lana Schweikert joined UC ANR as controller on Jan. 15.

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, known as SNAP nationally, and commonly known as CalFresh in California, gives approximately 3.3 million college students access to essential food assistance. However, an estimated 57% of SNAP-eligible students do not enroll.

In this issue: Mandatory Steer Weigh-In & Tagging Presentation Day Registration Available Scholarships Valley Favorite Foods Day Results Best Christmas Presents Ever Countywide Archery Begins Fashion Revue Registration Save the Date: CA 4-H Horse Classic Save the Date: Mustang Camp Twin Palms Dog Pr...

Goodhue named Agricultural and Applied Economics Association fellow UC Davis agricultural economist Rachael Goodhue was named a 2024 fellow of the Agricultural and Applied Economics Association for her significant contributions, leadership and scholarship.

Learn how to leverage the power of social media to reach and engage diverse communities effectively.

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Good news! EicOsis Human Health LLC, the Davis-based pharmaceutical company developing a non-narcotic drug to relieve chronic pain and inflammation, today announced the next step in its ongoing human clinical trials: the initiation of Phase 1b to test the safety of its drug candidate, EC5026.

Free webinars about food waste and nutrition in correctional systems will be presented by the University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources. The UC ANR Sustainable Food Systems Emerging Issues Webinar Serieswill first cover food waste on Feb. 22.

A new book edited by UC Berkeley Rausser College researchers centers equity and justice while delving into the complex elements that support or constrain biodiversity in cities. For centuries, cities and urban environments have reshaped biodiversity across the globe.