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Butte County Commercial Livestock Disaster Pass and Emergency Preparedness Training March 24, 2021 and April 20, 2022 The University of California Cooperative Extension and the Butte County Agricultural Department coordinated with local agencies to establish a program to provide access to commercial...

California State University, Chico and UC Cooperative Extension teamed up to host an online educational seminar on March 30, 2021 at 5:30-6:30 pm on Zoom. The session featured a presentation by Dr. Crystal Waters on evaluation of beef carcasses, consumer demands and industry trends.

UC Cooperative Extension is excited to share with you a new publication titled "Grazing For Change - Using Managed Livestock Grazing to Reduce Fire Fuel Loads" and a complimentary website focused on using grazing for fire prevention.

June 15, 2021 Sierra Valley June 16, 2021 Indian Valley In 2021, ranchers are facing unprecedented drought conditions with limited forage growth, stock ponds never filling and streams never running.

Have Your Livestock Suffered from Wildfire and Smoke? UC Davis in collaboration with Oregon State University lunched a survey in May of 2021 to gauge the impact of the 2020 wildfires on grazing livestock health and production.

Place Holder **Coming Soon** For assistance contact: Tracy Schohr Livestock and Natural Resources Plumas-Sierra-Butte Counties 916-716-2643 tkschohr@ucanr.

Grower Day was held at the Plumas County Fairgrounds on June 1, 2022..

UC Cooperative Extension in collaboration with UC Davis Veterinary Medicine offers free online webinars. The sessions cover topics important to cattle health and management and include lots of visuals.

Recently, we have seen Californias wildfire grow in intensity, scope and size. As thousands of acres of expansive open spaces burn each year in the state, along with destroying homes and communities there is interest in actively working to create a more fire resilient landscape.

Farm Service Agency Livestock Producer Resources - Livestock producers impacted by the wildfires with forage loss, infrastructure loss (e.g. fence, barns, water systems), cattle death and more should contact their local FSA office. Click here for the resource guide to learn more.