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The University of California Cooperative Extension and Western Extension Center for Risk Management Education are conducting a survey to identify challenges impacting the viability of Agricultural operations run by Hispanic or Latino/a farmers in California.
Joining is easy! Just register online, then print off and sign (along with your parents) our Hi 4-H Guidelines and Code of Conduct. You can either drop off or mail the signed forms to: Sue McKinney 1031 S. Mount Vernon Ave.
Kern County Hi 4-H is a hybrid of a social group and a leadership team. We encourage you (but youre not obligated) to work at events and activities to further your leadership skills.
The Hopland Research and Extension Center (HREC) is the University of California's principal field research facility for agriculture and natural resources in the North Coast region.
At 39 00'N latitude and 123 4'W longitude, HREC has a total area of 5,358 acres ranging in elevation from 500 to 3,000 feet (refer to topographical map). The climate is Mediterranean with hot, dry summers (June through September) and mild, rainy winters.
From downtown Hopland (intersection of Highways 101 and 175), take Highway 175 east toward Lakeport. Cross the Russian River and proceed through Old Hopland (East Hopland).
An annual call for proposals is announced through the UC ANR Update, UC ANR Portal, and using Collaborative Tools for existing research projects. However, off-cycle research projects are generally accepted outside the normal call for proposals (March-April) as long as space and labor are available.
