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Native Americans suffer from the highest rates of food insecurity, poverty and diet-related disease in the United States. A new study finds that Native American communities could improve their food security with a greater ability to hunt, fish, gather and preserve their own food.

Reprinted from ESPM news In the May edition of California Agriculture, Daniel Sanchez and Whendee Silver discuss challenges and new carbon dioxide removal technologies: Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) technologies, also known as negative emissions technologies, appear critical to achieving California's...

The Delta Region Areawide Aquatic Weed Program has been focusing science and the application of science onto the management of invasive aquatic weeds such as water hyacinth, Brazilian egeria, and water primrose in the Delta.

Reprinted from the UCANR News As California grappled with a record-breaking heatwave last week and 236 wildfires, officials are bracing for the worst, reported Maanvi Singh in the Guardian.

Hello, Please see the attached flyer with information about STOCKMANSHIP FOR PASTURE MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP to be held on July 19-21 in Palmdale!...

Pies By Diane Galvan UCCE Master Food Preserver I'd like to make and freeze blueberry pies to enjoy later in the year. Can I use my home canned blueberry jam for the filling? -Betty N., Paso Robles. The delicious bounty of warm season berries and stone fruits is upon us.

I can't help it. I get hungry (and impatient) for the sweet taste of fresh tomatoes especially after the last one is plucked from my backyard garden in the fall. So, I did it again.

Management of Weeds in Citrus Orchards A One Hour Webinar June 19, 2019 from 3-4pm) Dr.

I am in Pennsylvania the first part of this week for a conference. I under-dressed for the rain and cold that will be in the Mid-Atlantic states all week. I don't miss the humidity of the Eastern U.S. The conference is interesting but I was most looking forward to the tours.

Numerous vineyards throughout this region and elsewhere in California have displayed unusual leaf symptoms this spring, consisting of yellowing and/or bronzing of the leaf blades along with necrotic margins in some cases or even necrotic interveinal areas.