UC Davis |

Climate solutions for agriculture

UC Davis World Food Center launches climate-smart story project highlighting science-based solutions.

UC Merced |

Robots and people working together to save water, enhance agriculture

Technology could change the way crops are maintained worldwide.

The New York Times |

An (edible) solution to extend produce's shelf life

UC Santa Barbara alum James Rogers is CEO of Apeel, whose products to extend the shelf life of fruits and veggies could bring sweeping changes to the produce industry and grocery aisles.

UC Davis |

Mass oyster die-off in S.F. Bay related to atmospheric rivers

Study first to show biological impact of atmospheric rivers.

UC Berkeley |

Food pantry, county food bank partner to feed more students

Weekly food deliveries from the food bank will include fresh produce.

UC Davis |

Young people find their voices through urban agriculture

UC Global Food Initiative sponsors videos that highlight youth experiences in urban agriculture.

UC Merced |

Yara North America supports UC Merced students, ag research

Funding will provide undergraduate scholarships, graduate fellowships to support research to improve crop yields, particularly in almonds.

UC Davis |

New machine simulates human digestion to improve nutrition

The device is shedding light on our poorly understood digestive systems.

UC Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program |

Youth voices in urban agriculture

As part of the UC Global Food Initiative, the UC Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program teamed up with urban farms and gardens in the Bay Area to hear about youth experiences at these places and better understand the challenges of maintaining an urban garden.

UC Riverside |

A family legacy: Expanding pomegranate production

UC Riverside graduate student carries on work of his grandfather.

UC Santa Barbara |

Soil pHertility

Researchers create global map of soil pH and illuminate how it changes between wet and dry climates.

UC ANR |

Weather radar helps researchers track bird flu

The technology works best for tracking birds in the winter during feeding.