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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

We had this innocent-looking large bush in our front yard for probably 20 years. It had drip irrigation, but maybe that wasn't enough because as our area became drier and hotter with climate change, ...

Invasive Species of Concern – Updates on emerging, potential, and existing invasive pests of concern in gardens and landscapes. Presented by MacKenzie Patton, UC Statewide IPM Program. Download the ...

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 ...

You can grow many vegetables from seed, but you can also buy young plants from a nursery. Nursery plants are grown from seed under sheltered conditions and are started earlier than you could safely ...

Every region has its own set of common vegetable garden pests and diseases. The UC Master Gardener Program encourages home gardeners to manage pests by using Integrated Pest Management (IPM), a ...

Welcome to your future guide for growing vegetables and fruits in California! We're building a comprehensive resource to help you grow delicious, healthy food in your garden.

Vegetables can be classified in many ways, but the two most useful ways to gardening are by their growth habit and their temperature requirements. Vegetables are generally classified as annual or ...

California has a unique vegetable growing climate and can grow many different types of vegetable crops throughout the year. Crops are classified as warm-season or cool-season crops. Don't forget, it ...