California’s Mediterranean climate zone supports grasslands that are biologically diverse. Livestock grazing is being increasingly used to promote native species diversity at both the pasture and landscape scales. Several federally
Vegetation change can affect the magnitude and direction of global climate change via its effect on carbon cycling among plants, the soil and the atmosphere. The invasion of non-native plants
Rangelands have the potential to be provisioners of ecosystem services, including livestock products, carbon storage and greenhouse gas regulation, water and nutrient cycling, wildlife habitat, and biodiversity. Due to their
Rangeland ecosystems cover approximately one-third of the land area in the United States and half of the land area of California. This large land area, coupled with the propensity of
Find out more about the benefits of compost, information on suppliers and equipment for spreading, and funding opportunities that support compost application on agricultural lands in the area.
This webinar was the third installment of a five-part series on soil health assessment and management for ag professionals. The series is designed to foster community, deepen understanding of soil
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Five different headcut treatments are shown at Pepperwood Preserve in Sonoma County.
Published in 2022 in Sustainability.
A presentation from Dr. Brent Holtz on whole orchard recycling from the California Farm Demonstration Network 2021 series, The Nitty Gritty of California Soils.
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