Celebrate 50 years of community, environmental education, and ranch fun with:Delicious BBQ - your choice of hamburgers, hot dogs, or veggie burgersLive music by Fret & Fiddle and Field TripMeet our friendly ranch animals Crafts and face paintingExplore our beautiful gardensBring your friends and family…
Animal HealthWhether you are managing cattle, sheep, or goats, maintaining animal health is always a top priority for producers. Click on the links below for resources related to animal health - for livestock emergencies, always consult with a veterinarian.All SpeciesLivestock Poisoning Plants of…
July 15, 2026Search relevancy updates, fix stopwords causing no resultsFix 404s being generated by archive featureDrupal Security UpdatesUpdate sitewide alert storageJune 11, 2026Fixed slashes not being replaced with a dash in urlsFixed duplicate content in group content listFixed title fields allowing…
Deadine extended to Oct. 30!All UC ANR employees, staff and academics are invited to share their most captivating, creative, and meaningful images to win prizes and bragging rights in the 2025 UC ANR Photography Contest.2025 Theme: “Serving Californians”Submit photos that reflect your experiences…
This presentation will try to answer the following questions:Are there ANY plants that I can use for landscaping, that the deer will not devour?Can I tell which to choose, in advance?Do deer repellants really work?Should I put out other food for them to distract them from my landscape plants?Image Credit:…
Join us for the State of California Citrus workshop where you will learn about the Citrus Pest and Disease Prevention Program activities as well as a deep dive on how to survey your citrus trees for pests.Image Credit: Donald Fink
Going by common names such as Blueblossom, California Lilac or Mountain Lilac, it's not surprising that Ceanothus are popular shrubs for many styles of gardens, with spectacular blooms in colors ranging from pale to very deep blue/purple or white. Blooming in late winter or spring, they are valuable early…
Strike up the band!We greeted the first monarch of the year in our Vacaville pollinator garden today. The female arrived at 12: 45 p. m. and laid eggs on five milkweed plants. She sipped a little nectar. A male Gulf Fritillary chased her, a spider eyed her, lady beetles ignored her, and the cat that…
