R. Paul Singh has spent four decades studying food science at UC Davis; his innovative work includes creating a food-processing system for NASA's first manned mission to Mars.
Feast Q&A: UCD professor named 2015 World Agriculture Prize Laureate
UC research leader seeks new ways to expand grower opportunities
Glenda Humiston, UC's new vice president in charge of agriculture and natural resources, plans to work on enhancing growers' economic opportunities in the 21st century.
In search of a drought strategy, California looks down under
UC Irvine professor David Feldman and some colleagues have taken several trips to Australia in recent years, trying to figure out drought lessons from Australia that could help California.
UC Berkeley now offers a minor in the study of food systems
Beginning this fall, UC Berkeley students interested in studying how the food system works can now obtain a minor in it.
The next drought: Water officials endorse a 'less is more' strategy for the future
Those who study and manage water in California are focused not on the current epic drought, but on better preparing the state for the next drought; UC is mentioned.
Meet Alan Chadwick, the high priest of hippie horticulture
UC Santa Cruz biodynamic pioneer Alan Chadwick turned America on to radical growing methods — influencing everyone from Alice Waters to winemakers Fetzer and Frey.
Oyster farmers worried as climate change lowers ocean pH
Hog Island Oyster Co. in Marshall has been collaborating with UC Davis’ Bodega Marine Laboratory to better understand ocean acidification's effect on Tomales Bay aquaculture.
In photos: California farmers versus the Delta smelt
VICE News investigates the war between the Delta smelt and California's farmers, highlighting Delta smelt breeding at the UC Davis Fish Conservation and Culture Laboratory.
UC Davis seeks to turn little water into wine
In our fourth year of drought, the UC Davis Department of Viticulture and Enology shows off its latest attempts to make sure student-produced wine remains both delicious and water conscious.
Mark Bittman dishes on California produce, new Web series
New York Times food columnist and author Mark Bittman, a distinguished visiting fellow at the Berkeley Food Institute, discusses California produce and his involvement with the California Matters video series.
UC Davis aids winemakers in sustainability
Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science is showcasing how to reduce processing costs, improve wine quality and protect the planet.
'What's the buzz about wild bees?'
As part of the California Matters video series with the UC Global Food Initiative and Berkeley Food Institute, Mark Bittman interviews UC Berkeley's Claire Kremen about the importance of pollinators to the food system.