Nutrition & Health

Nutrition Policy Institute News: Article

New publication on translating climate–food–health science into action

March 24, 2026
A new open-access publication outlines how to better translate science at the climate–food–health nexus into effective policy and practice. Published in Advances in Nutrition, authors propose a practical framework grounded in ecological systems thinking to help decision-makers navigate the complex…
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UC Master Gardeners of the Lake Tahoe Basin: Article

Vegetable Planting Schedule for the Lake Tahoe Basin

March 23, 2026
Below is a crop-by-crop summary of the best time to plant vegetables here in the Lake Tahoe Basin.  Keep in mind these are estimates of ideal planting windows, each season can bring very different conditions so also take into account potential freezes in the weather forecast and your individual planting…
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UC Master Gardeners of El Dorado County: Article

Central Sierra: Tech Can Help You Build a Smart Home Garden

March 18, 2026
Technology for the Home Gardener Technology can help the home gardener in myriad ways. Technology applies scientific knowledge for practical purposes to solve problems and make life better. Technology is a tool for the garden and gardeners. We can use it to complete routine tasks or tackle more…
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UCCE East Bay: Article

Honoring Dr. Mary Blackburn: A Legacy in Community Health, Equity, and Mentorship

March 17, 2026
By Andrew Miller
 As part of UC Berkeley’s 150 Years of Women mural project, Dr. Mary Blackburn was recognized among the trailblazers who have shaped the university’s public mission. The mural not only celebrates individual achievement, it highlights a legacy of impact that continues to influence communities and future…
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UC Master Food Preserver: Article

What is Dehydrating for Food Preservation? (March 2026)

March 9, 2026
Tim Long, UC Master Food Preserver Online Program Volunteer    Dehydration preserves food by removing 80–95% of its moisture, which inhibits the growth of bacteria, yeasts, and molds that require water to grow. It is one of the oldest preservation methods, dating back to 12,000 BCE.  This…
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UC Master Food Preserver: Article

Preserved Lemons: A Powerhouse Ingredient in the Kitchen (March 2026)

March 9, 2026
Kirsten Hansen, UC Master Food Preserver Online Delivery Program Volunteer  The Master Food Preserve Online Delivery Program volunteers loved making preserved lemons this winter! Our Citrus 1: Citrus Without Canning class and Garden to Glass: Winter Mocktails classes featured two different…
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