Beardsley Road, CamarilloIn December 2022, the University of California acquired a 114-acre farm property on the west side of Camarillo to become the new home of the HAREC supported by an endowment ...
The word Cooperative in our name refers to the fact that our funding is derived from multiple resources in cooperation with one another. We receive funding from county, state, and federal resources.
New UC ANR hires bring expertise in disaster resilience, environmental horticulture, agricultural economics, Indigenous food, ...
The new “The Home Orchard” covers more crops and site selection, variety choice, pruning, grafting, irrigation and integrated ...
As the temperatures become cooler and the days get longer until the Winter Solstice, the garden still needs tending. You can plant cool-season annuals, bare-root roses and fruit trees, and protect ...
The UC Master Gardener Program is a volunteer-driven public service that provides research-based gardening and pest management information to California residents. Through workshops, community ...
Napa County Master Gardeners will be on hand Saturday, Dec. 6th at the Stanly Ranch Holiday Market & Tree Lighting to share the care of popular holiday blooming plants from 2:00-5:00pm. Learn how to ...
I ‘ve often heard it said that it’s the soil that makes these two counties so appropriate for agriculture. Well, there are some pretty terrible soils here, as well as wonderful ones. The USDA has a ...
UC ANR and the Institute of Agrifood Research and Technology will prioritize research and innovation in food systems to develop and deliver new tools and resources to farmers and ranchers across ...
About 50 people participated in the recent Forester Prescribed Fire Training Exchange (FTREX), which brought together ...
University of California Cooperative Extension will hold a webinar on managing nitrogen in organic annual crops Dec. 9 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Too much water is the most common cause of decline in landscape trees and shrubs, either through directly killing plants or making them more prone to disease. Too much watering can result in ...