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1.) Cooperative Extension around the country

2.) Cotton takes a hit in 2008

3.) Cyber Monday a good deal for UC ANR

4.) UC ANR news popping up in many places

5.) Wireless company announces contract from UCCE

6.) Western Farm Press covers Dooley speech

7.) Half Moon Bay paper uses UC experts for two stories

8.) Organic and sustainable ag coordinator informs media

9.) UC advisor gets in on food revelry

10.) It only takes a spark to get a fire going . . .

11.) UC manager an eyewitness to the severe SoCal fires

12.) Author holds UCCE up as a technology transfer example

13.) UC fisher study appears in Madera Tribune

14.) California Heartland profiles Master Food Preservers

15.) Plant genetics researcher responds to global warming article

16.) Media continue to crack egg puns

17.) Backyard chickens need same level of care as other pets

18.) North Coast olive oil production a labor of love

19.) Beer is healthy

20.) Media turns to UC for egg industry information

21.) UC ANR in the post-election news

22.) A final word before the feathers fly

23.) Scrambling to the finish line

24.) UC researcher reports on climate change effects

25.) Lack of research on Santa Anas stokes scientist's anger

26.) UC experts weigh in on Sarah Palin's comments

27.) 4-H appears in LA Times animal blog

28.) Butte county director honored for community service

29.) Sarah Palin gets dinged for comments on fruit fly research

30.) The human side of UC Cooperative Extension

31.) Green laws creating jobs in California

32.) Slow food on a budget

33.) Farms not suffering like banks during economic crisis

34.) More chicken nuggets

35.) California pistachios hailed in Ohio paper

36.) Olive research aims to mechanize harvest

37.) Berkeley scientist comments on fire research

38.) US congressman to learn about 4-H science

39.) Santa Ana winds fanning SoCal wildfires

40.) History of home canning to be displayed in Folsom

41.) UC expert provides science slant on enigmatic skill

42.) Time for the chicken run

43.) UC nutrition educators reach 32,000 in one fell swoop

44.) UC research snippets in the news

45.) Merced 4-H advisor featured in Washington Times story

46.) Fuel prices cut deeply into ag profit

47.) Food safety program remains unfunded

48.) Elusive, endangered mammal at center of forest debate

49.) Consider every eventuality before planting vineyard

50.) Debate over Prop. 2 continues in earnest

51.) Olive farmers dread another exotic pest

52.) Think globally, act locally

53.) Fresh fruits and veggies at school promoted on KXJZ

54.) 4-H teen conference marks 20th anniversary

55.) ANR Spanish-language program featured in UCR pub

56.) Bee writer finds hot peppers on the tree and in an eatery

57.) Relax, learn and support agriculture

58.) 2008 almond crop looking good

59.) July smoky wine prediction coming true

60.) Bee's new garden writer uses UCCE sources

61.) Bakersfield Californian chimes in about citrus psyllid

62.) Merced newspaper tells gov to name scientist to air board

63.) Bee well

64.) Media report on value of ag and ag research

65.) Newspaper buyouts hit home

66.) Riverside turf course well covered

67.) True grit

68.) Disease watch

69.) UC specialist contributes to column about chicken comfort

70.) Asian citrus psyllid in California

71.) Opponent of Prop. 2 offers another point of view

72.) UC advisor says Sonoma winegrapes are looking good

73.) Huffington Post blog includes Sumner quote

74.) Philadelphia Inquirer uses comments from UCCE advisor

75.) Newspapers dying, but the written word is not

76.) Food-related courses up 50 percent at universities

77.) Taking on the obesity crisis

78.) UC expertise shared by national news outlets

79.) Research helps determine fantasy winery costs

80.) Citrus greening threat covered by NY Times

81.) The end of agriculture as we know it

82.) UC expert wonders out loud about lycopene in tomatoes

83.) Mid-summer tomato news

84.) Master Gardeners flattered by tree foundation

85.) Sumner injects logic into romantic locavore visage

86.) More info could help diners avoid weight gain

87.) 4-H member writes story for Lake County paper

88.) Smell of DEET repulsive to mosquitoes

89.) Bill Peacock called a guru, hero and innovator

90.) A Treasury bond nets greater return than vineyard

91.) Groundbreaking research results to be released Monday

92.) Media reports on mysterious new tomato virus

93.) Fresno Bee praises UC Davis farmworker health study

94.) UC perspective cycles through Internet blogs

95.) California fire follow-up

96.) More egg-citement over Proposition 2

97.) California strawberries triumph in Beijing

98.) ANR news blog on hiatus

99.) It sounds too good to be true: Exercise in a pill

100.) Local papers paint a colorful portrait of UCCE

101.) UCCE county director comments on ag's value

102.) Lengthy discussion on Freakonomics blog with UC expert

103.) UCCE experts comment on the roots of gardening

104.) San Diego Tribune gets UCCE comments on saving cash

105.) UC experts try to help settle poultry dust-up

106.) Insurance study confirms UCCE fire-protection advice

107.) Egg puns pepper coverage of Prop 2 study

108.) UCCE forestry advisors comments on fire aftermath

109.) Proposition could kill the goose that lays the golden egg

110.) Almond Board CEO praises ANR vice president

111.) UC expert says research dearth boosting food prices

112.) Plants are feeling the 2008 drought

113.) Los Angeles Times sounds citrus psyllid alarm

114.) New media finds UC on the Web

115.) Hope for honeybees

116.) Traditional UCCE activities make the news

117.) NBC Nightly News covers colony collapse disorder

118.) Bay Area forests could go back to grassland

119.) Food prices could double

120.) UC's Small Farm Center director comments on CSAs

121.) In the wake of 2008 fires: Tainted wine and lost habitat

122.) UCCE helps establish Web-direct ag product sales

123.) Light brown apple moth control a hornets' nest

124.) NY Times calls California the ag-fair Mother Lode

125.) Summer smoke is no annomaly

126.) Sudden Oak Death adds fuel to the fire

127.) California Agriculture journal reports on resistant weeds

128.) Post-holiday wrap-up

129.) UCCE gardening efforts get blogged

130.) Ventura Star reports on Phil Phillips' retirement

131.) First-in-the-state UCCE program recognized

132.) Fresno Bee captures the essence of UCCE

133.) UC Berkeley forestry expert quoted about fires

134.) California part of national 4-H science project

135.) Genetic resource program shutting down

136.) Burning question answered by UC experts

137.) Sad coincidence in Napa viticulture

138.) Sacramento Bee reports on dwindling research funds

139.) News being made at Sacramento symposium

140.) Ag repercussions for real estate shakeout

141.) Media abuzz about new California-Chile ties

142.) Gardeners live richly with home-grown food

143.) UCCE expertise tapped for coverage of dry weather

144.) Meat buying clubs helps locals eat local

145.) Arizona newspaper reports on brain drain to UC

146.) Tomato salmonella outbreak stirs emotions

147.) The Web is great, but there are limits

148.) UC Davis couple fractures famous Shakespeare proverb

149.) UCCE advisor praised for ag tour

150.) UCCE touches the environment

151.) Placerville blog runs obituary on retired UCCE county director

152.) NPR's California Report examines raw milk

153.) Retired UCCE county director a source of expertise

154.) Week of blueberries extended with newspaper report

155.) UCCE advisor comments on guerrilla gardening

156.) Meat buying made easy

157.) UCCE advisor's media relations may save lives

158.) UC expert comments on Santa Cruz fire

159.) Capital Press runs feature on new ANR vice president

160.) Ventura 4-H reporters produce newspaper supplements

161.) Quarles quoted in LA Times blog

162.) Sensory lab a Fresno Bee sensation

163.) Heat wave generates hits

164.) Glassy-winged sharpshooter back in the news

165.) It's not easy being green

166.) Garbanzos touted as low-cost protein source

167.) Far reach of Associate Press proven again

168.) ANR nutrition experts take on obesity

169.) Urban 4-H farm animals covered in Chronicle

170.) Growing GMOs generates buzz

171.) ANR News Blog goes full circle

172.) San Diego UCCE puts automated advisor on the job

173.) Animal agriculture in the spotlight

174.) Ventura Star shares UCCE ideas with the public

175.) Stockton Record introduces new advisor

176.) Could a mandarin replace your Claritin?

177.) UCCE research inspires thousands of grant dollars

178.) Transgenic goats cause a stir

179.) Media spins another story on chia

180.) Dairies pinched by high costs and low returns

181.) Specter of organic GMOs raised by UC Davis prof

182.) Strange Days on Planet Earth

183.) Happy Earth Day

184.) Salinas columnist advises county to query UCCE

185.) UC helps farmers grow grapes sustainably

186.) New York Times turns to UCCE again

187.) Sudden Oak Death all over the news

188.) Disagreement over Light Brown Apple Moth

189.) Farmers put UC research to use

190.) UC farm advisor comments on valley strawberries

191.) Mexican farmer honored for environmental work

192.) Produce may need more than a wash

193.) LA Times spreads the word on spreading invasives

194.) UC advisor a source for national school garden story

195.) Another LBAM hit

196.) Light brown apple moth continues to be media darling

197.) UC ANR communicators mark Earth Day

198.) San Luis Obispo paper localizes oak story

199.) Paper reports on astonishing anomoly

200.) UC oak research featured in Sacramento Bee article

201.) 4-H has the option to use Dobbins camp again

202.) Salinas Californian reports on GMOs

203.) UCCE niche meat conference covered by press

204.) New York Times writer turns to UCCE for blueberry info

205.) Chicago paper uses Sacramento quote six weeks later

206.) UC Davis Olive Center takes center stage

207.) Nitrate contamination blamed on Morro Bay farmers

208.) UC collaborates with rancher to plant 1,000 oaks

209.) UCCE's Eric Mussen on Good Morning America

210.) UCCE expert adds perspective to wildfire debate

211.) UC called for beef expertise

212.) Media spread the word about 4-H project

213.) UCCE credited for invasive weed species work

214.) Light brown apple moth may not be so bad

215.) UCCE key resource for shopping information

216.) Desert Sun reports on UC natural resources conference

217.) Natural resources conference addresses fire issues

218.) UCCE called again for good news and bad

219.) The good news and the bad news from UCCE

220.) No nonsense nutrition from ANR

221.) Blossoms and opportunities blooming

222.) California Small Farm Conference under way

223.) Haagen-Dazs gift keeps giving

224.) Media can't resist Haagen-Dazs and honey bees

225.) UCCE weighs in on ch-, ch-, ch-, chia

226.) If you can't buy them, grow them

227.) Reporter seeks UC expertise on wildfire protection laws

228.) AP story on green ranchers makes the rounds

229.) UCCE coordinator tells her tomato plans to LA Times

230.) Kings County 4-H volunteer nominated for state award

231.) More on George York II

232.) Who says the media only report bad news?

233.) Woodland Daily Democrat picks up release

234.) When weather is weird, reporters turn to UCCE

235.) Another member of the Greatest Generation passes on

236.) UCCE cooperator receives IPM Innovator award

237.) Antique story on the Web

238.) Trees planted and pulled

239.) Farm Bureau expert comments on state budget

240.) The Packer reports on avocado dispute

241.) Advisor authors column for Salinas Californian

242.) Master Gardeners get publicity

243.) Look for Friday tour coverage in the media

244.) UCCE helps families make healthy lifestyle choices

245.) Bees continue to create buzz

246.) Omnivore's delight

247.) Stockton Record claims its share of the Year of the Potato

248.) LA Times taps UC for land story

249.) More on Ed Weber

250.) Media reports on a sad moment for UC

251.) 2007 wrap up

252.) Long-legged story kicks off New Year

253.) McClatchy story ends up in Missouri paper

254.) Writer seeks UCCE advice about cutting the grass

255.) Season of giving doesn't exclude UCCE

256.) Friday wrap up

257.) More water woes

258.) Vineyard virus putting UCCE in the news

259.) UCCE book appears on Christmas wish list

260.) Devaluing dollar

261.) Farmers talk drought

262.) Blueberries in the news even a winter looms

263.) Quality of life in the chicken coop

264.) UC advisor offers investment information

265.) Cloning the largest and oldest California redwoods

266.) Texas artichokes? Good luck with that

267.) Media uses UC sudden oak death expertise

268.) Vulnerability in food and water distribution revealed

269.) Food stamp education program audit in the news

270.) Les Stromberg obit in Fresno Bee

271.) Hometown newspaper reports on Dan Dooley appointment

272.) Coverage of Dan Dooley's appointment

273.) What?s up with the bees?

274.) Diet advice preceeds holiday eating season

275.) Professor's dairy air research covered by Valley TV

276.) Sudden oak death back in the news

277.) UC Davis ag economist comments on ag labor in national press

278.) UCCE's Steve Quarles quoted about house-eating fungus

279.) California can't afford not to fund UC

280.) UCCE workshop covered in LA Times

281.) For the record

282.) Firestorm ignites debate

283.) UC still a fire info source

284.) Computer World looks to UC for fire expertise

285.) Media looks to ANR for fire expertise

286.) UC feature gets a local spin in Fresno Bee

287.) There's a school in every garden

288.) Continuing coverage of UC Cooperative Extension

289.) Disappearing bees all the buzz on Sacramento TV

290.) Stockton Record reports on resource list

291.) Los Angeles Times covers CoyoteBytes

292.) Sacto Bee reports on huge almond crop

293.) Out of the blue

294.) UC President Dynes tour covered by local newspaper

295.) OC Register turns to UC for information on bugs

296.) UC helps prepare public for new building laws

297.) Dairy groundwater story gets coverage

298.) A new home on the horizon for Fresno County UCCE?

299.) Society for Environmental Journalists

300.) Milk to be making news.

301.) Words spoken to the media can have a long life.

302.) Retired nutrition specialist continues to make an impact

303.) Fresno Bee food writer covers agriculture.

304.) Stockton Record profiles new advisor

305.) Society for Environmental Journalists

306.) Another reason to eat broccoli

307.) High praise for Master Gardeners

308.) Vice President's position advertised in newspaper editorials

309.) What to drink?

310.) AP turns to UC for ag labor comment

311.) Master Gardeners are keeping UCCE in the news

312.) Light brown apple moth in the cross hairs

313.) Madera Tribune gives Master Gardener update

314.) Dan Sumner a media regular.

315.) New obesity material available in California Agriculture journal.

316.) Corn smut is edible -- even gourmet.

317.) Media covers UC ANR vice president's new role.

318.) Farmers and farm advisors team up.

319.) UC IPM provides information on light brown apple moth.

320.) The connection between asthma and obesity.

321.) Fresno Bee calls UC for analysis on aging farmers.

322.) Fire continues to spark news coverage.

323.) Tasters compared grass-fed beef.

324.) West Nile virus appearing across the state.

325.) Spiders attract Bay Area attention.

326.) Organic tomatoes pack more punch.

327.) Could be a fiery Fourth.

328.) UC scientists story on the cover of Science.

329.) UCCE advisor a world-class olive oil expert.

330.) The heat is on.

331.) June seems as popular for retirement as nuptials.

332.) Sheep as farmworkers are media darlings.

333.) Biofuels need feedstock.

334.) Adolescent aggravations alleviated.

335.) More water wisdom.

336.) Media turns to UC for water wisdom.

337.) UC Cooperative Extension works to clean air.

338.) Salinas Californian reports on produce safety center.

339.) The peripheral canal is in the news . . . again.

340.) Western Farm Press picks up Stumbos release.

341.) Farm advisors are go-to people for the press.

342.) Today's cowboy rides an ATV.

343.) Northern California ranchers to look at medusahead trials.

344.) E. coli in meat making the news.

345.) California farmers are on their way to the Mid West.

346.) State budget decision may set back childhood obesity prevention efforts.

347.) Nutrition and weight coalitions take on obesity crisis

348.) UCR biologist receives $1.75 million to study Xylella

349.) Environmentalists and farmers work together to protect bird.

350.) Video marks step toward future of ANR news.

351.) Light brown apple moth on UC's radar

352.) Tristeza-infected trees removed at Lindcove

353.) Podcast gets UC's take on sustainability

354.) Heat stress again in the news.

355.) Summer news tips for the media

356.) We're still No. 1!

357.) UC collaboration gets coverage

358.) California shares Arizona's pain

359.) Trans fat trouble

360.) UC ANR role in Bakersfield murder trial

361.) Stockton Record reports on cherry season

362.) San Diego boaters help preserve bay water quality

363.) Organic farmer Tom Willey comments on UC?s new organic research land

364.) UC Riverside tar pit story gets media attention

365.) Bees are becoming scarce

366.) Biodynamic farming is in the news

367.) Marin Independent Journal cites UCCE expert

368.) UC IPM funds project to help fight invasive weeds

369.) UC scientist works with USDA in developing environmentally friendly lettuce