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Privacy and Information Security

In June 2010, President Mark Yudof convened the University of California (UC) Privacy and Information Security Steering Committee and charged it with reviewing existing privacy and information security policies, developing a new policy framework, and providing guidance to safeguard "protected" data.
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Money Talks

Money Talks is a hands-on, interactive, on-line program, available in English and Spanish. Our resources consist of colorful learner guides, comprehensive leader's guides, along with supplementary multimedia materials.
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Livestock and Natural Resources

Morgan Doran Livestock & Natural Resources Advisor Napa, Solano, Yolo and Sacramento Counties The primary focus of my program is to disseminate research-based information that helps livestock producers make informed decisions on livestock and natural resource management.
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Pest Management

Rachael Long is an Emeritus Farm Advisor with UC Cooperative Extension in Yolo, Solano, and Sacramento Counties. She has statewide expertise in entomology, Integrated Pest Management, and pollination ecology for field crops production.
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Vegetable Crops

Patricia Lazicki, Farm Advisor for Vegetable Crops The Vegetable Crops Program fosters appropriate research and collects and disseminates relevant information to growers, processors and related industries in the California vegetable industry.
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UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County

UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County are here to extend science-based horticultural information to county residents. We provide classes and events, have demonstration gardens, staff a help desk for questions, send a monthly tips and events email, and more.
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Bay Area Working Rangelands

The University of California Cooperative Extension Bay Area Livestock and Natural Resources Program conducts applied research and outreach to promote working landscapes that conserve biological diversity, protect water quality and sustain livestock production.
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Staff Assembly

All UC ANR staff employees are members of the UC ANR Staff Assembly, including county-paid, part-time and limited-appointment staff.
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Stanislaus County: Article

Evapotranspiration Report - 5/22/2026

May 27, 2026
Please find the attached document to provide the previous week’s estimated water use report in terms of evapotranspiration for almonds, peaches, walnuts, established vineyard, alfalfa, and pasture in Stanislaus County. This report may be used as a guide in your irrigation schedule for the…
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Nutrition Policy Institute News: Article

NPI paper highlights the value of a school self-assessment questionnaire for studies aiming to measure change in school nutrition and physical activity environments

May 27, 2026
A new Nutrition Policy Institute research brief summarizes a 2026 study: “Measuring change in school-based practices that promote children’s healthy eating and active living: A psychometric study.” This study evaluated the ability of the previously validated School Site-Level Assessment Questionnaire, or…
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UC Master Gardener Program of Alameda County: Event

Talk: Mediterranean Climate and Plants Talk (Oakland)

Jun 27, 2026

Please join Alameda County Master Gardeners as we discuss Mediterranean climates similar to our San Francisco Bay Area, and the vast array of beautiful plants that thrive in this climate. Learn how plants have adapted to regions with little to no summer rain and relatively cool winters with rain. A drought…
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Talk: Waterwise Vegetable Gardening Talk (Hayward)

Jun 13, 2026

Calculating plant water requirements, managing soil quality, using the right types of watering methods and gardening practices can greatly reduce the amount of water used in a vegetable garden.  All of these issues will be addressed in this talk as well as vegetable plant selection for low water use…
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UC Master Food Preserver Coordinators: Article

Working with Youth

May 26, 2026
By Susan Mosbacher
 The UC Master Food Preserver Program is dedicated to promoting food safety and encouraging a love for preserving food among youth. Engaging with young people is a part of our mission, and we are committed to ensuring these interactions follow UC ANR policy and are safe, educational, and enriching…
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UC Master Food Preserver: Article

Step-by-Step Guide for Reappointment for Volunteers

May 26, 2026
By Susan Mosbacher
Annual reappointment is a requirement for all volunteers working with UC Agriculture and Natural Resources (UC ANR). Please read this update thoroughly and direct any questions regarding the reappointment process to …
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The Savvy Sage: Article

June Vegetable Planting Guide

May 26, 2026
By Peg Smith
 June heat can be unpredictable. If you have recent transplants and temperatures soar, shade the transplants from the intense heat. As summer heat sets in, adjust irrigation as needed to deliver deep soakings to the vegetables at regular intervals. Mulch vegetables to conserve water, cool plant roots,…
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Contact Us

How to Reach UsUC-Agriculture and Natural Resources Environmental Health and Safety 2801 Second St. Davis, CA 95618View Google MapMeet Our TeamChris Jakober  Title: Risk & Safety Director Email: cjakober@ucanr.edu Phone: (530) 756-1046David Alamillo Title: EH&S Specialist Email:…
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The Savvy Sage: Article

Notes From My Garden - Down the Scented Garden Path

May 26, 2026
By Joy Sakai
 In the early 1900s a subtle way of warning a naive young person to avoid being misled or put in a “compromising position” was “Don’t be led down the garden path!” Oh my! Prim matrons knew that gardens are a sensual experience (and the perfect place for romance). If you enjoy being quiet and observant…
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Behavioral Intervention Team

IntroductionThe ANR Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT) is a multidisciplinary rapid response team that evaluates, investigates, and responds to incidents of actual or potential workplace violence that may affect members of the UC ANR community.The primary functions of the BIT are to:InvestigateAssessAdviseIf…
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