Brent Hales is Associate Vice President of UC ANR. He is responsible for guiding all ANR academic programs at the statewide level and is chair of the ANR Program Council. Hales also serves as the ...

Monterey County is recognized as the Salad Bowl of the World. Its temperate climate, rich soils, and unparalleled infrastructure make this the ideal growing area for cool season vegetables, wine ...

We found these extreme events, such as California's atmospheric rivers, are going to move nitrate more quickly.” In this study, different methods were used to measure how much nitrate, a component of ...

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UC Agriculture and Natural Resources connects the power of UC research in agriculture, natural resources, nutrition and youth development with local communities to improve the lives of all ...

The mission of the Latinx and Friends affinity group is to create a safe space for all the Latinx professionals who work at UC ANR. A space where we can showcase our own diversity, break implicit ...

An Affinity Group is an institutionally-supported, employee-led voluntary association of employees drawn together by a common identity, common interests, shared characteristics, or life experiences.

Trees grow and die with or without or management but the number of trees on every acre and the ratio of live versus dead trees can be influenced by our actions. Keeping a healthy forest in line with ...

Plant enough of each vegetable crop to meet your family’s needs for fresh, stored, and preserved supplies. For most vegetables, there are a number of varieties (cultivars) from which to choose. When ...

The key to any successful garden is planning. Gardeners cannot waste time and space if they expect to produce large amounts of vegetables from a limited area. Gardeners should pay close attention to ...

Growing your own transplants indoors can extend your gardening season by several weeks, reduce your gardening costs, and allow you to grow transplants of some of the hard-to-find varieties of crops.

California has a unique vegetable growing climate, we can grow many different types of vegetable crops throughout the year. Crops are classified as warm-season or cool-season crops. Vegetable planting ...