UCCE Sonoma County
Complete la encuesta de productores de recursos limitados para ayudar a determinar las necesidades de los agricultores y ganaderos en términos de acceso a la tierra, infraestructura, mercados, etc. (Para cambiar el idioma a español, ve al menú desplegable en la esquina superior derecha y selecciona español.)
| Event Name | Date |
|---|---|
| Why are Monarchs in So Much Trouble? - Guerneville | 1/28/2023 |
| Pruning and Caring for Fruit Trees - Petaluma | 1/28/2023 |
Our office is open 8am - Noon and 1pm - 4pm, Monday through Friday
- Please contact us before visiting so we can minimize exposure
- Masks are required for unvaccinated visitors
- Visitors will be required to sign in for tracking purposes
- Master Gardener desk is only available remotely, see below
We are always available remotely
Email:
Office cesonoma@ucanr.edu
4-H mnozzari@ucanr.edu
Master Gardeners mgsonoma@ucanr.edu
Phone (leave a message, we will call back, email preferred):
Office 707-565-2621
4-H 707-565-2681
Master Gardeners 707-565-2608
Sample Box
Samples are being accepted in the drop box at the office entrance.
You may also email questions with photos to mgsonoma@ucanr.edu.
Pesticide Safety Manual
Can be purchased online:
- English print version
Se puede comprar el manual de Seguridad en el Majeo de Pesticidas en la página de internet.
- En Español versión impresa
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UCCE Sonoma Blogs
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What’s Going on in the Insurance Industry
This article was published in June 2022 Edition of Sonoma Marin Farm News What's Going on in the Insurance...
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2021 UCCE Sonoma Annual Report
Dear Colleagues & Community Partners, The University of California Cooperative Extension (UCCE Sonoma) team is proud to present our 2021 Annual...
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The Wildfire Fuel Mapper: A Tool for Landowners to Reduce Fuels
In Sonoma County and across the west, fires have grown larger and more destructive. In the past five years alone, fire has consumed about 25% of the...
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.
Learn more about UCCE Sonoma...