Ongoing research

A new intern joins the Education Team this spring. Meet Joseph Nosrat, Environmental Communications senior at CSU Channel Islands (CSUCI). Joseph obtained an Associate Degree at Mt. San Antonio College.

ANR Human Resources will host two more Zoom webinars for staff and supervisors in March: Employee Role: March 20, Wed., 10 a.m.11 a.m. Supervisor Role: March 26, Tuesday, 3 p.m.4:30 p.m. Zoom: https://ucanr.zoom.

Orchard Management Considerations: Budbreak through Early Summer 2019 IPM Breakfast Meetings Walnut Blight Management in 2019 Revisiting Your Codling Moth IPM Program In A Lean Crop Year Pulling the trigger for the state of irrigation in the spring: Too much too soon for walnuts?

A major factor in job satisfaction is the extent to which people feel part of a wider supportive community. Such connections have historically been offered in UC ANR through various means, including our structural units (i.e., our 81 workgroups, 21 program teams and 5 strategic initiatives).

Most of us learn best by doing, which is why Weed Science School 2019 promises to be better than ever this year.

Orchard Management Considerations: Budbreak through Early Summer 2019 IPM Breakfast Meetings Walnut Blight Management in 2019 Revisiting Your Codling Moth IPM Program in a Lean Crop Year Pulling the trigger for the state of irrigation in the spring: Too much too soon for walnuts?

The USDA's National Institute of Food and Agriculture presented awards to two California women for their role in the Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP).

For 50 years, UC Cooperative Extension EFNEP educators have taught Californians in their communities, at community centers, schools, Head Start preschools, churches and, sometimes, in their own homes how to lead a healthy life.

I stand corrected; only a couple of SI Leaders pulled together the information for the Federal report.

Two UCANR Cooperative Extension specialists have recently launched CalLands, a powerful online tool that can help users understand how land ownership impacts California's croplands.