UCCE Sonoma County
Our office is re-opening to the public on July 6*
Hours: 8am-noon and 1-4pm
Visiting the office
New procedure for visiting the office:
- Masks are required when inside the building
- The front door is locked. Ring the doorbell labeled "UCCE" outside the office.
- A staff person will escort you inside
*Master Gardener Desk will not be available for walk in clientele or specimen drop off. See below for connecting with Master Gardeners.
- English print version or PDF
Se puede comprar el manual de Seguridad en el Majeo de Pesticidas en la página de internet.
- En Español versión impresa o PDF
Cooperative Extension was started in 1914, to help farmers, homemakers, and youth use the latest university research to improve their lives. At first geared towards strengthening rural areas, Cooperative Extension became integral to urban and suburban communities as well. A century later, Cooperative Extension continues to provide a vital link between public universities and communities.
In Sonoma County, the UC Cooperative Extension academic staff is at the forefront of change, working to preserve agriculture, helping communities shape wise public policy, and strengthening community development and leadership in our youth and adults.
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