CBS Los Angeles |
UCLA grads work with Watts high schoolers to provide fresh produce
UC Global Food Initiative student fellows Sanna Alas and Claudia Varney of UCLA are working with Jordan High School to turn an empty lot into a community garden.
California magazine |
A look at the first year of the University of California's Global Food Initiative
The initiative, by most accounts, has had a successful first 12 months. That’s especially noteworthy given how huge and wide-ranging it is.
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UC Davis: Cooking safely: Using a thermometer
Want to be a top-notch chef? Make sure you use a thermometer. It ensures well-cooked, and safe, food, says Christine Bruhn, a UC Cooperative Extension specialist emerita.
Science Today |
Surprising finding about the brain's hunger circuit
UC Davis |
Ten tips to keep summer grilling safe
UC Davis offers helpful tips to prevent foodborne illnesses this grilling season.
Capital Public Radio |
Water saving tips for your vegetable garden
Carol Hillhouse, ecological coordinator at the UC Davis student farm, says preparing your garden to survive hot dry days starts with the soil.
CNET |
Surplus food for the homeless is just an app away
Komal Ahmad became interested in food recovery while a student at UC Berkeley; now 25, she is CEO of Feeding Forward, which matches businesses that have surplus food with nearby homeless shelters.
Wired |
The genetic quest to make strawberries taste great again
Steve Knapp, new director of UC Davis’s six-decade-old Strawberry Breeding Program, is interviewed about breeding a better-tasting berry.
Ensia |
Commentary: Agroecology can help fix our broken food system
UC Berkeley food systems researcher Maywa Montenegro writes about agroecology, and how it can be part of the solution to fixing the food system.
Civil Eats |
Amina Harris: You're tasting honey all wrong
A Q&A with the director of the Honey and Pollination Center at the Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science at UC Davis, creator of the Honey Flavor Wheel.
KQED Bay Area Bites |
UC Berkeley's student-run garden offers urban oasis to students and community
Established in 1971 by a group of students shortly after the first Earth Day, the student garden at Walnut and Virginia streets offers an urban oasis in North Berkeley.
San Francisco Chronicle |
Running dry: How the drought is forging a new California
This article about the impact of California's drought quotes Jay Famiglietti of UC Irvine and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Peter Moyle of UC Davis.