Welcome to UCCE Sutter-Yuba

The University of California 4-H Youth Development Program engages youth in reaching their fullest potential by focusing on the development of citizenship, leadership, and life skills, such as decision-making, communication, responsibility and teamwork.

Master Gardeners

Thank goodness fire season is over. CORRECTION! Fire season is never over in California. All the more reason to be aware and prepared. UCCE Cooperative Extension's new "Living with Fire" resource site has valuable tips to keep us ready.

Orchard Crops

Prunes, almonds, pears, apple, cherry, olive, plum and pomegranate

Tree Crops

Walnuts, peaches, kiwifruit, pecan, grape, nectarine, pistachio, persimmon, chestnut, apricots, fuelwood.

Field Crops

New Advisor Sarah Light

Rice Program

Nutrition Education Program

Provides nutrition curricula to qualifying schools and community organizations to encourage a healthy lifestyle and food choices.

Livestock & Natural Resources

Ranch economics and business management, drought resilience, predator-livestock coexistence and irrigated pasture management.

Living With Fire

Prevention of loss of homes during a wildfire, how to landscape and construct homes for improved safety.

Blog

UC Master Food Preserver volunteers in tribal communities

Added June 5, 2018

Throughout Humboldt and Del Norte counties, the UC Master Food Preserver Program is actively engaging with tribal members....
Strawberry stands sell berries fresh from the field

Added May 30, 2018

Slugs, snails, ants, aphids, spider mites and inclement weather conspire against strawberry growers harvesting perfect red...
A Sacramento coalition wants to serve 1 million healthy meals to children this summer

Added May 23, 2018

When school's out, many children who live in poverty no longer eat nutritious meals like they do during school as part of...
Growing gardeners and nourishing communities

Added May 18, 2018

Spring is here, and oftentimes the busiest season of the year for gardeners to plant edibles with dreams of ripe tomatoes...