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To save cabernet from climate change, UC studies rootstock and clone combinations
UC Cooperative Extension, Beckstoffer Vineyards and Duarte Nursery are launching the wine industry's most ambitious cabernet sauvignon rootstock and clone trial in the Red Hills of Lake County to give the varietal greater resilience to climate...
By Pamela Kan-Rice
Author - Assistant Director, News and Information Outreach -
Children are getting healthier, but the obesity crisis is not over
Real progress has been made in tackling the epidemic of childhood obesity since the first California Childhood Obesity Conference was held 20 years ago, but there is more work to be done. “Collectively, we have come so far,” UC Nutrition...
By Jeannette E. Warnert
Author - Communications Specialist -
Grocery stores steer consumers toward unhealthy choices
In low-income communities, corner markets and convenience stores abound, but residents still buy most of their groceries at supermarkets. Unfortunately, larger grocery stores are also pushing shoppers in the direction of unhealthy food. “You can't...
By Jeannette E. Warnert
Author - Communications Specialist
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| Event Name | Date |
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| For artists: August Farm Visit - Yolo County | 8/24/2019 |
| Honoré Farm and Mill Heirloom Wheat Harvest - Sonoma Co. | 8/24/2019 |
| Alpaca Yoga - sip and stretch - Stanislaus Co. | 8/24/2019 |
| Open House and BBQ - Marin County | 8/24/2019 |
agritourism blog
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Strawberry Fields Forever
As a Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems student at UC Davis, I love having the opportunity to visit farms and ranches that are...
By Nicole Curiel
Author - Communication/Marketing Agritourism Intern -
How to Use Airbnb to Add Value to Your Small Farm or Ranch
I have been an Airbnb host for nearly four years now, meeting people from all over the world and sharing my rural way of life. I...
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Family grows History Train Adventure from organic dairy roots
Tony Azevedo's father moved the family from Watsonville, where he operated a small dairy, to Stevenson in the heart of the San Joaquin...
By Penny Leff
Author - Agritourism Coordinator/Public Education Specialist
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