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The Urban Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program focuses on developing and delivering science-based strategies to manage pests in urban environments while minimizing risks to human health and the environment. Emphasizing prevention, monitoring, and the judicious use of control tactics, the program promotes…
The 4-H Youth Development program serves young people across the East Bay, with a research focus on supporting college and career readiness for historically underserved youth (ages 5-18) through culturally relevant, research-based extension and experiential learning. Grounded in positive youth development,…
The Community Nutrition, Health and Food Systems program delivers applied research and extension focused on improving nutrition security, health equity, and food systems in the East Bay. Serving the SF East Bay, the program collaborates with community partners to identify priority needs and implement…
The Specialty Crops program delivers applied research and extension services to support diverse production horticulture enterprises, from small, diversified farms to larger row and tree crop operations. With a focus on high-value specialty crops, the program promotes economically resilient and sustainable…
June 3 (9AM - 1PM)Avocado Field Day Innovations and InsightsPresented by: California Avocado Society, California Association of Pest Control Advisors, Farm Bureau of Ventura County, and Limoneira Connect with fellow avocado growers for an enriching morning filled with insightful presentations in…
The Environmental Horticulture and Water Resource Management program delivers science-based education and applied research to promote sustainable landscape practices and efficient water use in the San Francisco Bay Area. The program supports a diverse range of clients, including nursery and landscaping…
General outlook & thrips populationAs planting wraps up, temperatures remain similar to long-term averages. Thrips population predictions are similar to last week’s update. Generation 2 adults peaked a couple weeks ago; generation three adults are predicted to peak 6/8. The 3rd and 4th…
As 2025 unfolds, UC Cooperative Extension (UCCE) Sonoma County enters an exciting new era—guided by a regional leadership model designed to strengthen collaboration, optimize resources, and deepen our impact across the North Bay.In March, Lauren Cartwright was appointed as the new UCCE Area Director for…
“I try to rely less and less on controlling nature. Instead, I am learning to live with its chaos.” ~ Mas MasumotoTasksMonitor fruiting pear and apple trees for codling moth.To control powdery mildew on grapevines, apply sulfur every 14 days until fruit begins to taste sweet. Do not treat if temperature…
