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For a downloadable table of selected plant and soil laboratories in northern and central California visit our webpage at: https://ucanr.

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UC Cooperative Extension - Viticulture Over 600,000 acres of land is planted to grapes in 48 counties across California. The multibillion dollar industry is an essential component of the state's success and global reputation.

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Welcome to the UCCE viticulture newsletter for Sonoma County! This website will be updated regularly and will include relevant topics and information to growers in Sonoma County.

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California grasslands store the vast majority of their organic carbon stocks belowground. The key players responsible for not only the turnover of this soil carbon, but also its stabilization over time are members of the soil microbiome.

Seventy percent of California's livestock forage is generated from range systems. Grazing pressure in these systems often discourages native oak and shrub establishment, leading to losses in biodiversity, declines in soil health and decreases in soil carbon.

HREC is home to two innovative biogasifiers that turn wood chips into biochar (a substance similar to charcoal) in a way that thermally cracks off usable gas (gasification) which is then used to generate electricity to be fed into the utility power grid.