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Bay Area Working Rangelands

The University of California Cooperative Extension Bay Area Livestock and Natural Resources Program conducts applied research and outreach to promote working landscapes that conserve biological diversity, protect water quality and sustain livestock production.
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Staff Assembly

All UC ANR staff employees are members of the UC ANR Staff Assembly, including county-paid, part-time and limited-appointment staff.
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California 4-H Foundation

THE CALIFORNIA 4-H FOUNDATION ENABLES YOU TO PUT YOUR MONEY WHERE YOUR HEART IS. As the recognized support group of the University of California 4-H Youth Development Program, the California 4-H Foundation generates investment in young people who are addressing the big issues facing California.
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Livestock, Range and Natural Resources

Livestock Quick Links Want to know about zoning and space requirements for livestock in your area? Visit your county's ordinance page or contact your local zoning office for assistance. Fresno County Zoning Ordinance is here. Madera County Zoning Ordinance is here.
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Amador County Farm Day

Each year, Amador County Farm Day hosts nearly 400 students to teach and show them the diversity of products that are made from agriculture. Students spend the day learning about farms, ranches, and how food gets to the table.
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Coyote Cacher

Dear Coyote Cacher, Coyote Cacher is part of a research project with the University of California Cooperative Extension that aims to collect more information on coyote encounters in California.
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UC Master Food Preservers of Sacramento County

Sign up to receive email reminders. UC Master Food Preserver volunteers are agents of the University of California and work through the UC Cooperative Extension to educate the community on the safe practices of food preservation.
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Solano 4-H

The Solano County 4-H program has been helping young people, ages 5-19, reach their fullest potential as competent, confident individuals who contribute to and are connected with their communities for over 100 years.
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On the Range: Article

New World Screwworm in Texas

June 8, 2026
By Devii R Rao
Please see California Department of Food and Agriculture notice regarding the confirmation of New World Screwworm in Texas. Below is an excerpt from their notice:SACRAMENTO, CA — June 4, 2026: The California Department of Food & Agriculture (CDFA) Animal Health Branch is issuing this notification to…
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Ideas prácticas para una vida sana y segura

Temas de interésPrevención de la diabetesLa diabetes se ha convertido en una seria amenaza para las comunidades latinas en Estados Unidos. El riesgo de desarrollar diabetes es de dos a cuatro veces mayor para los latinos. En los últimos años se ha observado un aumento significativo de la diabetes tipo 2…
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UC Master Gardeners of Solano County: Event

The New Arboretum Allstars and Climate Ready Plants

Jul 9, 2026

Presenter: Katherine Bolte  GATEways Horticulturist for UCD Arboretum as she provides an overview of the UC Davis Arboretum's Climate Ready Gardening Program and All-Stars 2.0 plant list.For 30 years, the UC Davis Arboretum and Public Garden has provided guidance to the region's gardeners through the…
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Being Ready for the Barber

June 8, 2026
By Sarah-Mae Nelson
About 15 years ago, I was at a hair salon with my best friend getting ready to attend a concert for her birthday. My friend had been a regular with this stylist (let’s call her Laura) for over 5 years, but this was my first time visiting her. As is the way with barbershops and hair salons, once you sit in…
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Unintended Consequences

June 8, 2026
By Karen Metz
In early spring, my husband and I decided to replace our windows with more energy-efficient ones.  As projects go, it seemed like it would be a small one.  They had said installation would be done over two days. We made all the choices and decisions and were ready to go.  Then we…
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Cultivating resilience: mental health resources for the ag community

June 8, 2026
By Sarah Marsh Janish
The demands of agriculture are unique, often blending long hours, unpredictable weather, and financial pressure. Taking care of your mental well-being is just as vital as tending to your crops. Whether you are looking for proactive stress management or need immediate support, there are resources specifically…
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UC Master Gardener Program of Yolo County: Event

Composting with Worms

Jul 23, 2026

Please join UC Master Gardener of Yolo County  Janet Arias, to discuss using worms to recycle your food scraps into nutrient-rich worm castings, the “gold standard” of soil amendments.  Learn how to set up and maintain a worm bin, and to harvest and use the castings in your garden.  This is…
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Earwigs

June 7, 2026
By Help Desk Team
Earwigs are one of the most recognizable insects in the garden because that distinctive pair of pincers at the tail end makes them hard to mistake. While their prominent pincers might look ferocious, earwigs aren't harmful to people. Earwigs can be a mixed blessing: they can seriously damage seedlings and…
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