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Objective The diverse program will include an industry overview as well as sessions on various important topics within the areas of Food Safety and Regulations, Horticulture Science, and Integrated Pest Management.

The Marin Food Policy Council (MFPC) was founded to address issues connected to food production, access, distribution, and nutritional health, affecting the countys 248,794 residents.

The Agricultural Ombudsperson is here to help agricultural producers navigate the permitting process, and facilitate meetings between the different county, state and federal agencies. The fact sheets outline regulatory requirements for the specified activity.

UC ANR's New Programmatic StructureAs of July 1, 2025, UC ANR has an updated programmatic structure that sunsets the Strategic Initiatives. UC ANR's research and extension efforts are now oriented around six thematic Program Areas that serve as unifying structures that bring together similar focus areas to…

Welcome to the web resource for integrated management of Western Flower Thrips and Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus in the California Central Valley.

Who are UCCE Master Gardeners? UCCE Master Gardeners are trained volunteers who provide unbiased information to the public. Areas of expertise include drought-resistant sustainable landscapes and food production in home, community and school gardens.

The Office of Pesticide Information and Coordination (OPIC), established in 1962, by the University of California’s Agriculture and Natural Resources (UC ANR), coordinates and reviews University of California activities pertaining to pesticide research, experimentation, and use. 

An Interactive Website for Asian Citrus Psyllid Management Growers Commercial Citrus How will the citrus grower manage the pest and disease in commercial groves? The deadly huanglongbing (HLB) is spreading in California and threatens commercial citrus production.

The mission of the Sierra Cascade Intensive Research Co-Op is to conduct applied reforestation and young stand management research from seed collection to the first commercial thinning focusing on intensive silviculture of conifer species and how they interact with their biotic and abiotic environme...

ANR uses various types of vehicles in its daily operations. These vehicles may be University-owned, leased, provided by our County partners, or acquired through the Federal Excess Property Program.