UC San Diego |

Say 'cheese'

In an innovative effort to understand microbial communities, a UC San Diego biology professor has turned cheese into her 'lab rat.'

UC Newsroom |

The buzz on bees

Get the inside scoop on a famous bee sting photo and learn more about the importance of pollinators.

Merced Sun-Star |

Food takes spotlight at UC Merced Earth Day

Food and farmers markets were the focus of UC Merced’s annual celebration of the planet.


 

UC Food Observer |

How California's chicken industry is rapidly changing

Q&A with UC Davis' Maurice Pitesky about the shift to pastured, cage-free systems and impacts on backyard chicken farmers.

UCLA |

The curiosity and controversy over GMOs: Q&A with Ted Parson

UCLA professor of environmental law will moderate a panel discussion on the environmental, social and health impacts of GMO foods.

UC Berkeley |

Study helps map path to improved cassava production

With help of genomics, researchers hope to apply advanced breeding strategies that can improve cassava’s resistance to diseases and improve crop yields.

UCLA |

UCLA students lead projects to feed the hungry on campus

UC Global Food Initiative student fellows at UCLA are leading a multipronged project to alleviate campus hunger and food waste.

UC Davis |

Protein-trapped sugar compounds nourish infant gut microbes

Milk is the only food that co-evolved with humans for our health.

Comstock's |

Saving California's citrus

The U.S. is battling citrus greening, and two scientists from UC Davis are on the case, trying to figure out how to address citrus greening through genetic engineering.

The Tab |

UC Irvine students are helping a high school in California grow its own food

The Engineers Without Borders club at UC Irvine has started an aquaponics project with Pacifica High School in Garden Grove.

UC Berkeley |

UC Berkeley team to assess impacts of Oakland Unified's new lunch system

Oakland Unified is implementing a district-wide network of kitchens, local gardens and produce markets, as well as educational offerings that teach students where their food comes from. 

UC Riverside |

Spreading seeds by human migration

Researchers find corn grown in home and community gardens by immigrant farmers is more genetically diverse than what can be purchased commercially.