Test PB Collection: FTE

This site will be used to create a central location for workgroup members, researchers, and growers to find information about upcoming events and will be used for timely media pushes for upcoming meetings and other events, such as the Pistachio Short Course.

The Mediterranean Oak Borer (Xyleborus monographus) is an ambrosia beetle that was found infesting several valley oak trees in Calistoga, (Napa County) California in 2019. The extent of its distribution within Napa County and neighboring Sonoma and Lake Counties is currently undetermined.

Ask a Master Gardener, Help Desk, The Coastal Gardener Newsletter

Master Gardeners are community members who have been trained under the direction of the University of California Cooperative Extension. Master Gardeners help the UC Cooperative Extension office provide practical scientific gardening information to the home gardeners of our counties.

Community Nutrition and Health at UCANR is a statewide network of researchers and educators promoting holistic health and equitable communities for all Californians.

Home Welcome to Beef Cattle Herd Health & Production at UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine! UC Davis Beef Cattle Herd Health and Production is part of the Veterinary Medicine Extension Service, providing outreach and research to California's diverse livestock industries.

The Central Sierra foothill region consists of mainly small family farms that produce a wide variety of agricultural commodities, including over 50 wine varieties, stone fruit, pome fruit, berries, vegetables, and Christmas trees. At UCCE we hope to improve our local communities by extending research based…

The Central Sierra forestry program seeks to provide the latest research-based information from the University of California to residents, non-profits, and staff of local, state, and federal agencies. Susie Kocher is the Forestry Advisor for the Central Sierra area.

Living with Fire is a challenge in the Sierra Nevada. We live in a fire adapted ecosystem where wildfires used to burn naturally every 8 to 35 years depending on elevation.

Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) addresses the risk that the agriculture industry faces due to changing climate conditions. It encompasses management practices that increase soil carbon, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, improve on-farm efficiencies, and promote sustainable land practices.