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Waterfowl Alert Network data help assess the risk of avian influenza H5N1.
UC experts offer tips on testing drinking water and rehabilitating gardens after an urban wildfire.
A medida que el clima continue cambiando, los riesgos a la agricultura seguirán creciendo.
A survey of farmworkers in Napa County found that health insurance offered by the employer had the largest impact on workers’ satisfaction with their benefits.
Nut orchard hygiene is key for controlling carpophilus beetle, say UC Cooperative Extension and UC Integrated Pest Management experts.
Un nueva investigación de UC describe las prácticas culturales usadas para el establecimiento, producción y cosecha de zarzamoras.
The plan includes a refreshed vision and mission, and outlines challenges where UC ANR can make an impact.
The Climate Action and Land Equity project prioritizes land use for food production as a reinvestment into the greater community.
Herbicides can help control coyote brush in grazing areas where controlled burning and mechanical removal are not feasible.
Given transparent communication and adequate time, groundwater models can enhance stakeholders’ system understanding and decision-making.
Relationships of Indigenous people with the land and its plants need to be considered by non-Indigenous researchers and farmers working with native species that hold cultural significance for Indigenous communities.