YQCA & Livestock Judging (Valley)
YQCA training will be held from 9:00am to 10:00am, then livestock judging will be held from 10:00am to 12:00pm. This event will be held at Shasta College.
Shasta County
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UC Cooperative Extension Shasta County is part of the community, working side by side with farmers, families, and youth to turn UC research into practical solutions. Our local team supports agriculture, promotes smart water use and wildfire readiness, stewards natural resources, and strengthens health through nutrition, active living, and youth programs like 4-H and Master Gardeners. Through hands-on education, applied research, and strong local partnerships, we help Shasta County meet today’s challenges and build a healthy, resilient future together.
Our statewide networks of Agriculture, Natural Resources, Forestry, 4-H, and Community Health and Nutrition staff are dedicated to conducting research and extending results to farmers, ranchers, forest landowners, students, teachers, health professionals and interested citizens.
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Upcoming Events
Livestock Judging & YQCA for Inter-Mountain
PLEASE NOTE: For this event Check In time will be at 9:00am, but the start time of the event will be at 10:00am. When getting the YQCA training make sure that you pay the fee online or this will not…
Office Locations
UCCE Shasta County
1851 Hartnell Avenue
Redding, CA 96002
United States
Phone
mszynal@ucanr.edu
sbjaimes@ucanr.edu
Mission Statement
UCCE is a cooperatively supported effort between county and federal government, and the state (University of CA). Generally, the University of California provides program staff with Shasta County providing support staff. At UCCE, we apply for grants to conduct applied research on issues pertinent to Shasta County agriculture, natural and human resources. Statewide networks of agriculture, natural resources, forestry, 4-H, and nutrition and consumer science staff are dedicated to conducting research and extending results to farmers, ranchers, forest landowners, students, teachers and interested citizens.