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New beginnings for the Hansen Agricultural Research and Extension Center in Camarillo by Annemiek Schilder In December 2022, the University of California (UC) acquired a 114-acre farm property on the west side of Camarillo to become the new home of the Hansen Agricultural Research and Extension Cent...

The Thelma Hansen Fund is a University of California endowment to support and maintain University research and extension activities for the sustainability and benefit of agriculture and natural resources in Ventura County.

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As a land-grant institution, the UC Master Gardener Program remains dedicated to serving all Californians through equity, inclusion and belonging—a commitment that has not changed. From volunteer recruitment to training and outreach, we continue strengthening our cultural competency and meeting our…

Making UC Master Gardener Program content accessible to everyone, including individuals with disabilities, is crucial to our mission of extending horticulture information to residents of California. This webpage is designed to share best practices and resources for web accessibility.

The Project Rubric is a decision-making tool that assists coordinators with identifying focus projects for the coming program year, assessing proposed projects, and improving existing projects.

Video is a powerful tool in communicating and telling the UC Master Gardener Program story, fulfilling our mission to extend research-based gardening information to the public. Video is great at relaying instructional content, making an emotional connection, and sharing on social media.

On Mon. Sept. 28th 2020, the UC Master Gardener Program hosted its Annual Meeting event in a virtual format.

Statewide staff, volunteer leaders, and program coordinators (representing 37 counties) convened for the 2019 VMI held on Oct. 3-4 in Davis, Calif. Thank you to those who attended VMI and contributed to making it a success.

Endowments are an excellent long-term strategy for ensuring an annual funding stream to sustain and grow programs. To receive a meaningful annual payout (the interest), the principal balance must be significant in size and proportionate to the purposes of the fund.